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sf wrote:
>> I'm on a bit of a duck kick at the moment, so maybe I'll try >> mandarin-hoisin crispy duck. But I still want to make some kind of >> duck-kumquat-honey-chestnut-mace thing based on the Alinea >> "quintessential autumn" dish -- after all, autumn is almost over! >> > Are you buying duck pieces or whole ducks and butchering them? I've > been on the verge of a duck binge for quite a while, but I only see > duck legs (frozen) if it's not the whole duck. It hasn't been a real > "duck hunt" to this point, so maybe there is more to be found off my > beaten track. Both: I bought whole duck to make duck stock and roasted duck, and I bought duck breasts to make that recipe for seared duck with orange-tea sauce. For the Alinea thing, I'll need a whole duck, but if I made mandarin-hoisin duck I can probably just use duck breasts. I get duck breasts from a local meat market, but I saw that Whole Foods has them too. Bob |
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