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How to Make Cornish Game Hen with Blackberry Sauce: Video Series

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  1. Learn how to prepare the hen for grilling when making Cornish game hen with blackberry sauce in this free recipe video.

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  2. Tips on adding olive oil to the hen when making Cornish game hen with blackberry sauce in this free recipe video.

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  3. Tips on adding rosemary to the hen to make Cornish game hen with blackberry sauce in this free cooking video.

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  4. Learn how to grill game hens when making Cornish game hen with blackberry sauce in this free cooking video.

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  5. Learn the history of game hens from an expert goodie in this free cooking video.

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  6. Tips on chopping shallots for homemade blackberry sauce to accompany Cornish game hen in this free cooking video.

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  7. Tips on using fresh rosemary for blackberry sauce to accompany Cornish game hen in this free cooking video.

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  8. Learn how to sauté rosemary for blackberry sauce to accompany Cornish game hen with blackberry sauce in this free cooking video.

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  9. Learn how to add shallots and jam to the frying pan to make blackberry sauce to accompany Cornish game hen in this free cooking video.

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  10. Learn how to add wine to homemade blackberry sauce to accompany Cornish game hen in this free cooking video

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  11. Learn how to add blackberries to make a blackberry sauce to accompany Cornish game hen in this free cooking video.

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  12. Tips on adding chicken to the blackberry sauce to make Cornish game hen with blackberry sauce in this free cooking video.

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To put it quite simply, a Cornish game hen is a baby chicken. While sometimes they are referred to as game hen or Cornish rock, this type of chicken is crossbred between the Cornish chicken and another breed of chicken. The breed was discovered by a 1950 farmer who thought to make the most out of his variety of chickens. These chickens are usually harvested between four to six weeks. Even though the word “hen” is used to describe these chickens, Cornish game hens can be both male and female. Sure, some may be skeptical to eat a baby chicken. However, Cornish game hens are a delicious white meat. According to the USDA standards for poultry, game hens must be under two pounds.

If you are interested in making Cornish game hen, this video series is perfect for you. Our expert chef, Mark Alyn, shows you how make Cornish game hens with a blackberry sauce. Learn how to prepare and clean the hens. Also, Mark gives you tips for the perfect seasonings. Mark grills his hens, and then he places them in a homemade blackberry sauce. This recipe will sure to amaze. So, take some time, and learn how to cook Cornish game hens today!

 
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Mark Alyn Mark Alyn is one of those people that wakes up thinking about what he's going to have for dinner - three days away! His love for food began early, as he was always an adventurous diner. Other than his family, Mark's life is all about eating or talking about food and wine. In the early 70s, Mark was the first to regularly feature food on his radio talk show in Los Angeles. Later he talked about food and wine when he was a talk show host in Memphis. And, he recently ended a two year gig talking about food and wine nationally on radio. He has interviewed chefs, authors, food writers, wine makers and more. He has written numerous reviews for newspapers and magazines. He is a former member of the Southern California Restaurant Writers Association.dkdk

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