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Christine Dabney wrote:
> Heya folks, > > Trying to clear out my freezer... > > I bought a "partial" duck a month or two ago in one of the > supermarkets. It had been marked down drastically, and it wasn't til > I got home that I found out that the breasts, or most of the breasts > had been removed. The rest of the duck is intact... I think it was > sold reduced cause of the missing breasts.. > > Anyway, I want to do something with it. For some reason, duck tacos > keep going through my mind... I am thinking maybe I should roast the > duck? Just a basic roast? > > This isn't the only thought....wondering if a braised dish would be > good as well... > > I have been pouring through all my cookbooks and online sources and > did find a Mark Bittman post somewhere about Crisp Braised Duck..which > looks simple enough. > > Before I go with that, does anyone have a better idea? > > Christine The duck dish in the Jacques and Julia cookbook. It has a lot of shallots and garlic. I guess you could call it a braise. It's really good. If you don't happen to have that cookbook, I have it at home and could type it up if you want. -Tracy |
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