Roch Voisine’s Cipaille

Roch Voisine’s Cipaille

  • Preparation 1 h
  • Cooking 4 h
  • Servings 12

What could be better than enjoying a dish that’s deeply rooted in the holiday traditions of Quebec? Cipaille (also referred to as cipâte) is a meat pie made with a crust composed of two layers of dough, on which wild game meat and diced potatoes are spread. Once everything is seasoned, bake it slowly in the oven.

  • Nut-free
  • Lactose-free
  • Dairy-free
  • Egg-free

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Preparation

Note from Ricardo

For the venison and moose, we used sirloin and top sirloin. The hare and partridge should not be deboned or their delicate meat will dry out. The hare should be hole and the partridge cut in half. Watch out for small bones!

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