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Wannabebwana
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Posted: 12 February 2019 at 12:07 |
@pitrow, yeah, but I’ll bet she’s a good swimmer!
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pitrow
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I used to do a lot of smoked duck, good stuff! But since meeting my wife I haven't been able to. She has webbed toes and considers it cannibalism.
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Wannabebwana
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Ron, I actually enjoyed the leftovers with crepes even more. I took some to work for lunch today and shared them with several of the women. They all really liked them.
I could totally see making up a batch of them for appetizers at a wine-tasting or something like that. |
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TasunkaWitko
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That looks incredible, and I like what you did with the leftovers!
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Wannabebwana
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Today for lunch I shredded the leftovers, heated them with mushrooms and sprouts, then onto a crepe with leaf lettuce and plum sauce.
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Looks good, Martin. Nice job.
I love duck. But the cost, around here, is kind of prohibitive. So we don't have it very often. When we do, I just buy breasts. I used to do a lot of waterfowling, so have numerous recipes. Converting them to domestic duck can get hairy, because they do, indeed, cook differently. Wild ducks have little fat, and can dry out if you're not careful.
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Wannabebwana
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I love duck, but the only time I have it is when I get to Chinatown and buy some. I love wild duck but haven’t gone duck hunting in 15 years. Then, I would breast the duck, slice it thin and stir-fry with with veggies.
So, I saw the grocery store had some ducks and decided to try it at home. As a first-timer, I wanted to have a fairly simple recipe, so I spotted this one: https://juliasalbum.com/how-to-cook-duck/ It actually takes a bit more time at the end, as you’re basting the duck every 10 min., but it turned out fabulous. Then, Slavyanka made potatoes with fresh thyme, fried in duck fat. Heavenly. Slavyanka can’t remember having duck. Her mother loves it but she would never try it. She really liked this recipe. She even said we could make it for company, so that’s high praise. The prep: Out of the oven: The finish: |
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