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Duck
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I have a frozen whole large duck which is defrosting and will be ready for cooking tomorrow.
What would you do with it as it's really only going to be me who eats it.
I would like to make it last two days if poss so i was thinking of roast tomorrow and maybe some sort of oriental dish the next day
Suggestions ?
TIA
What would you do with it as it's really only going to be me who eats it.
I would like to make it last two days if poss so i was thinking of roast tomorrow and maybe some sort of oriental dish the next day
Suggestions ?
TIA
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Afternoon hammerhead, I roasted a duck a couple of weeks ago and it was lovely but you are right there will only be enough for two meals (for one person). How about using the left overs for crispy duck, pancakes and hoi sin sauce like you would get from the chinese? sorry dont have a recipe but I am sure you could google it.
How about this
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/duc kpancakeswithhois_67779.shtml
or this
http://www.wingyipstore.co.uk/chinese_recipe-1 48.html
just google it, there are loads, yummy!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/database/duc kpancakeswithhois_67779.shtml
or this
http://www.wingyipstore.co.uk/chinese_recipe-1 48.html
just google it, there are loads, yummy!
That's exactly what i do with duck, roast first then have chinese lemon duck next! It makes me feel like a king.
I find Gordon Ramsay's roasting method's good:
Mix a couple of tablespoons or five spice with the zest of 2 lemons & an orange and s&p. Score the fat of the duck all over (not so deep you hit the meat) and rub the mix in. Leaving it for a while if you can obviously helps the flavour. Shove the fruit and maybe some star anise, cinnamon or cloves up it's bum.
Now roast as normal but pour honey/golden syrup over it half an hour before it's done.
Rest for 20 mins and then carve some mouth watering duck! Collect the fat that's dripped into the roasting tin, filter/strain it and keep for something else.
I find Gordon Ramsay's roasting method's good:
Mix a couple of tablespoons or five spice with the zest of 2 lemons & an orange and s&p. Score the fat of the duck all over (not so deep you hit the meat) and rub the mix in. Leaving it for a while if you can obviously helps the flavour. Shove the fruit and maybe some star anise, cinnamon or cloves up it's bum.
Now roast as normal but pour honey/golden syrup over it half an hour before it's done.
Rest for 20 mins and then carve some mouth watering duck! Collect the fat that's dripped into the roasting tin, filter/strain it and keep for something else.