Orange Balsamic Rock Cornish Game Hens

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  • on December 17, 2007

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    I made this recipe last night for a holiday dinner and everyone at the table loved it. The balsamic vinegar added a nice tart sweetness and beautiful color to the bird. I allowed the glaze to marinate the hens for half an hour prior to roasting for extra flavor. I also think you could just reduce down some orange juice instead of purchasing the concentrate for the glaze.

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  • on December 16, 2007

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    First of all, I had no idea Cornish Game hen was so yummy! I have discovered a whole new kind of food to play with. It is chicken but moister and more flavorful. OK, this recipe -

    I prepared it exactly as Rachel instructed with one exception. Before I painted on the glaze, I salted and peppered the undersides and pressed in a little chopped, fresh garlic. Other than that, I did exactly as instructed and it was yummy! My guests loved it as well. The one thing I would do for an elegant dinner would be to halve the hens after butterflying them. They took up a LOT of room on the plate. Otherwise, they were wonderful.

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  • on December 13, 2007

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    easy to prep, easy to cook, and extremely yummy!

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  • on December 13, 2007

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    Although the chicken was moist, it really did not have much flavor to it. Any suggestions for letting that marinade really marinade?

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  • on December 12, 2007

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    This is fast and easy and makes a really nice presentation. Mine took a little longer than the 45 minutes so give a little extra time (maybe 5/10 minutes in your planning.

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  • on December 09, 2007

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    This was terrific! I butterflied the hens, salted/peppered then put the glaze on them while allowing them to come to room temperature as I prepped the rest of tonight's meal which gave the meat a chance to marinate and really soak up that vinegar and orange flavor before roasting. I did add a tablespoon of honey to the glaze before putting it on the hens right before they went into the oven because I love the honey combination with balsamic vinegar then covered them w/ foil for the rest of the cooking time. The meat was exploding with juice and the flavor was insfused throughout. My family LOVED this meal! I served with Rachael's butternut squash risotto, which was a perfect compliment.

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