Lilly pilly berries have a similar taste to juniper berries, which are traditionally paired with game, but they also have an acidic taste, which cuts through the richness of game sauces or, in this case, in the salad as an accompaniment to goose ballottine.
Ingredients
Lilly pilly dressing
Method
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1.For lilly pilly dressing, combine sugar and 100ml water in a saucepan and bring to the boil, stirring occasionally to dissolve sugar (1-2 minutes). Add lilly pilly berries, remove from heat and set aside until berries are plump (5-10 minutes), then drain. Whisk oil and vinegar to combine, season to taste, then add lilly pilliy berries.
2.Place witlof leaves in a large bowl, add dressing just before serving, toss to combine and serve with goose ballottine.
Lilly pilly berries are small berries that are similar to redcurrants. They are available frozen from select greengrocers and specialty food stores. If unavailable, substitute with frozen cranberries or redcurrants. Drink suggestion by Bruno Loubet
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