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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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I slice it 3/4 of the way in, as thin as I can while holding structure, cover in 5-Spice, drop of oil, pan on a low heat to render out the fat for 10 minutes, then put it on a tray and put some more 5-spice, oil and oyster sauce to deglase the pan and create a source, cover the duck and put it in a tray in a hot oven for 5 minutes.
While that's happening, jullien some spring onion, and sepporate some ramoan lettus leaves.
Once the duck is finished, take it out and leave it for 10 minutes to rest, inside should be blushing-pink, skim off the fat and put the source in a rammikin. Slice the duck as thin as you can, serve letting people create their own little parcels of some of the spring onion, sauce, and duck inside the lettus leaf.
It's a well tasty, slightly impressive, cannipay, starter for two, main for one.
(, Wed 28 Mar 2012, 13:53, 3 replies, latest was 14 years ago)
(, Wed 28 Mar 2012, 13:56, Reply)
But I think it tastes like an almighty waste of duck, orange, time and effort. It's the english in the 80s knicking what the french did on the 70s as they were the height of culonary cuiseen, and you can date it back to as far as victorian and perhaps even medi-evil times (can't remember exactly), but they're also the people who would eat a mouth full of marzipan in lue of fresh fruit.
(, Wed 28 Mar 2012, 14:03, Reply)
(, Wed 28 Mar 2012, 14:35, Reply)
(, Wed 28 Mar 2012, 14:37, Reply)
I will do these in a griddle, fat side down to render most of the fat out but still leaving the meat medium rare. Will be sliced and served on top of mixed vegetable noodles in a Hoisin sauce and steamed pak choi.
(, Wed 28 Mar 2012, 13:59, Reply)
Sounds good, apparently one of the things to do, and personally I CBA with the flaff, is to run a hairdryer over the duck for 30 minutes, to really dry it out.
(, Wed 28 Mar 2012, 14:10, Reply)
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