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Despite being named after the Italian composer Gioachino Antonio Rossini, Rossini is traditionally a French dish and the foie gras and truffle sauce showcase some of the country's most highly prized ingredients. Adam Byatt offsets the richness of these with the juicy gaminess of the pigeon and salt-baked celeriac, making this a superb winter dinner party recipe.
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