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Kotmis Satsivi<br />

4 Servings<br />

ROAST CHICKEN ==================<br />

3 lb chicken<br />

1 t black pepper,Fresh Ground<br />

4 T butter,Melted<br />

1 T vegetable oil<br />

3/4 t salt<br />

WALNUT SAUCE ===================<br />

1 c walnuts,shelled,pulverized<br />

-into a,paste<br />

1/2 t salt<br />

1/8 t saffron<br />

1 bay leaf<br />

1/8 t cinnamon,Ground<br />

1/8 t cayenne flakes (or tabasco)<br />

1 T parsley freshly fine,Chopped<br />

2 T butter<br />

garlic cloves,Minced<br />

T onions,Chopped<br />

T flour<br />

1/2 c chicken stock<br />

T red wine (or cider vinegar)<br />

1/4 t cloves powdered<br />

Dry chicken inside & out. Melt the butter and oil together then<br />

brush chicken with this mixture until completely coated. Preheat oven to<br />

475 degrees F. Place chicken on its side on a rack in a shallow baking<br />

pan. Roast in oven for 10 minutes then turn onto its other side after<br />

brushing again with the butter-oil mixture and roast for another 10<br />

minutes. Turn bird onto its back, reduce oven temp. to 400 degrees F.,<br />

baste with the butter-oil mix, and roast for another 40 minutes. Baste at<br />

least once with the butter-oil mixture during this time period. While the<br />

chicken is roasting you must make the walnut sauce. Melt the butter in a<br />

large, heavy skillet over high heat, add the onions &

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