My family is from Guangxi, and this braised goose with garlic leaves and celery is one of my sister’s dishes for our annual Reunion Dinner. Just like American Thanksgiving dinners started with a live turkey, in China, we still start with a live goose. The goose is killed, plucked, cleaned, then cooked in hot water until its muscles become firm. Then we cut the goose meat. Of course, you can cut the pieces however you like. Then she braises the goose with garlic leaves, wine, and celery for a delicious meal.

Braised Goose with Celery and Green Garlic Leaves
Equipment
- 1 wok
- 1 wok lid
Ingredients
- 1 goose
- fresh celery to taste
- fresh garlic leaves (also called garlic scapes) to taste
- oil for deep frying (enough to brown the goose)
- Shaoxing wine (enough to simmer the goose when braising)
Instructions
- Kill, pluck, and clean the goose. (Or buy a cleaned goose from your butcher or grocer.)
- Put the goose in a pot, cover with water, bring to a boil, and simmer until the flesh is firm.1 goose
- Transfer the goose to a platter to cool. Cut the goose meat into bite sized pieces.1 goose
- Cut the garlic leaves and celery into sections.fresh celery, fresh garlic leaves
- Heat the wok, add oil to the wok, put the goose meat into the wok, and brown it.oil for deep frying, 1 goose
- When the goose meat is evenly browned, add garlic leaves, celery, and cooking wine. Cover the wok and simmer until the goose is tender.fresh celery, fresh garlic leaves, Shaoxing wine
- When the goose is cooked, put it on a plate and serve.
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