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Grilled Capon with Salsa Verde

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This ingenious method of cooking capon (an extremely large male chicken) involves poaching the bird in chicken stock to make it succulent, then finishing the cooking on the grill to add smoky flavor (Lachlan calls this "seasoning on the grill"). Cutting the capon into pieces before poaching helps ensure that the breast and legs all cook evenly.

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"This capon isn’t very heavy, but it has a smoky note to it," Stuckey says. The 2003 Castello di Buttrio Rosso Marburg, a blend of local Friulian grape varieties Refosco and Pignolo (with a touch of Merlot), "has low tannins and firm acidity, and will balance perfectly with it," he says. An easier-to-find choice would be a Barbera d’Asti from Piedmont, such as the berry-flavored 2004 Michele Chiarlo Le Orme.

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