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wel just started up a membership in the forum been looking through it this long many a day from my brothers the fathom . this is my part of it love my cooking . so any good recipes going the duck nice bird to eat would like to try new ways i just roast it plain still good

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Few different ways I like. I do like it plain roasted with an Orange in the Gut and some Thyme.

 

But I also like it marinated. Sometimes in Plum Sauce, Sometimes I just cover it in Olive Oil with some Rosemary Sprigs.

 

Leave them in the Fridge like that for an Hour. Then Cook.

 

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hi there.

i cooked this for my Irish inlaws. they loved it.

using the legs only i rub salt,garlic, thyme & peppercorns over the skin and place in a cool spot for 12-24 hrs. then put duck fat into a heavy bottomed pan and melt slowly, remove the excess salt and herb mixture and set aside. wash the legs in water and pat dry. gently put into the fat with thyme. bay and juniper berries and peppercorns. the fat should cover all the legs. bring to the simmer for 1 1/2 - 2 hrs until the meat is extremely soft, remove and allow to cool a little before scraping the meat off the bone, place into a kilner jar and top up with the fat and herb mixture, making sure the meat is covered by 2cm of fat, then seal the jar. this can be stored for up to 3 - 6 months. I use it as a rough pate or heat it up on toast. great for using up a surplus of duck.

 

 

i hope you enjoy. it is wirth the time and effort.

david

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Just plain roast, with 1 small onion and 1 small clemantine in cavity ,sit on a rack in roasting tin in medium oven,and baste regularly with honey ,soy sauce ,ginger and garlic marinade whilst cooking, turn up heat for last few minutes to crisp up skin ,drain off juices when almost cooked skim off fat and add gravy granules and fresh orange juice to taste and serve with peti pois and new potatoes

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