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To get started with this particular recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can cook poussin pearl barley risotto with kale using 15 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Poussin pearl barley risotto with kale:

1. Get 1 Poussin
2. Get 125 ml pearl barley
3. Take 100 g shredded kale
4. Take 75 ml white wine
5. Get 75 ml olive oil
6. Prepare 40 g butter
7. Prepare 6 sage leaves
8. Prepare 1 lemon
9. Take 500 ml ready made chicken stock
10. Get Asparagus
11. Prepare Poussin stock
12. Get 1 Celery (cut in half)
13. Prepare 1 leek top (sliced)
14. Make ready 1 carrot (cur in half)
15. Prepare Sprig thyme and tarragon

Let the barley dry in the pot for a minute, then add the wine. Simmer until the wine is absorbed, then add enough of the stock just to cover the barley. Add the kale and butternut squash, and stir to combine. Heat oil and butter in a heavy bottomed casserole dish.

Instructions to make Poussin pearl barley risotto with kale:

1. Debone poussin ensuring skin remains in place on chicken pieces
2. To make a stock put 15ml of Olive oil in a saucepan on medium heat and then gently fry the poussin bones until brown. Once bones are brown add celery, leek, carrot and peppercorn and gently fry for 1 minute. Next add 500ml of cold water bring to the boil and reduce heat to a low flame for 20-25 minutes and then strain and season stock with salt to taste.
3. Add 15 ml of olive oil to a saucepan and toast pearl barley for 2 minutes until lightly golden and 75ml of white wine and cook on a low flame until it has evaporated. Next add 350 ml of chicken stock to the pearl barley and cover with a lid for 25 minutes adding more stock if the pearl barley dries out. After 25 minutes the risotto should be ready. Add half of the poussin stock and set risotto aside.
4. Turn your oven to 180c fan. Add 15 ml of olive oil to a oven proof pan and gently fry the shredded kale for 5 minutes and set kale aside. Wipe the pan using tissue and then add 15 ml olive oil and butter. Next season the poussin with salt and pepper and pan fry for 6 minutes or until golden, basing to keep it moist. Once golden add sage leaves and place in the oven for another 6 min. Once out probe chicken checking internal temperature.
5. Add the remaining poussin stock to the pearl barley risotto along with the kale and liquid from the pan fried poussin pan. Serve the risotto in bowls topping with the poussin pieces and grate lemon zest to add freshness.

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