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Dimitri > wrote:
> Since you are experimenting with taco's and since the original > Mole Poblano was developed by the nuns to be used with turkey > I would be tempted to make a mole based sauce the could be > drizzled onto the tacos - the care here is not to use so much > that one overpowers the flavor of the duck. Mole poblano, containing chocolate as a notable flavor, is a natural match with turkey. Not sure about duck. My instinct is that one of the red moles (rojo, colorado, coloradito) would be a better bet. However, I see there are some "duck with chocolate sauce" recipes out there so maybe it is a match. There's also the question of how much sauce you want in a taco. A taco main filling usually has the spices grilled into it rather than layered on in a sauce, which would drip. That said I did use a small fraction of red enchilada sauce the last time I made duck tacos, in addition to dry chili (and other) seasonings. With leftover turkey, I usually make a turkey mole burrito, figuring that a burrito can more reasonably be dripping with sauce than a taco (although this again is subjective...) Steve |
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