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26 Jan 2014 19:34 #175081
by Chin
Kwami ...
I will get some one to follow your recipe next week ..lets hear it ..
Ketchim ..you are not allowed on this thread... ;D
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26 Jan 2014 19:53 #175088
by Kwami
Ok Chin , here goes.
First you debone the breasts which is not difficult , then the legs which is a bit trickier but with patience you can do it,
Reserve the carcass , wing tips and neck bones for soup or duck stock
On a very hot skillet place the breasts skin side down and when most of the fat is rendered out , flip it over to seal the meat side ,
Do the same for the boneless legs Let it sit for about 10 minutes and then cut it all up to curry sized pieces.
Use the same duck fat instead of oil to make your curried duck as you will normally do . Save the rest for fried rice and chow mein
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26 Jan 2014 20:05 #175090
by Kwami
of course you can but for me the duck fat intensifies the duck flavour
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