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Not the prettiest thing in the world at the end because the meat is literally falling off the bones, but so, so yummy. And look at all that delicious duck fat floating on top! I can't wait to try this cold fat method of making French fries with it!
P.S. I have been known to share secret duck recipes with people who have gotten me really, really good Red Sox tickets. I'm talking about Opening-Day-against-the-Yankees good. Just so you know. ;)
ETA: No more teasing; here's the full recipe!
Next: Lemon Angel Food Cupcakes
Previously: Guinness Milk Chocolate Ice Cream
P.S. I have been known to share secret duck recipes with people who have gotten me really, really good Red Sox tickets. I'm talking about Opening-Day-against-the-Yankees good. Just so you know. ;)
ETA: No more teasing; here's the full recipe!
Next: Lemon Angel Food Cupcakes
Previously: Guinness Milk Chocolate Ice Cream
Hi Joy, Many, many thanks for sharing this delicious recipe. I've just made it for my family. We are Australian, and so would love some advice on other dishes to serve the duck with? Thanks
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jeremy. I usually serve this with rice and cabbage sauteed with garlic.
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