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quack cuisine

Discussion in 'The Smokehouse' started by Greenstick, Oct 30, 2016.

  1. Greenstick

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    Calling all chefs...I just got done butchering today and my hillbilly is showing through. I have never cooked a domestic duck in my life. We did 6 turkeys and 8 crested ducks. Turkeys are no issue. Ducks...I have never seen so much fat on a bird as these have. Are there any considerations to take into the cooking of these kritters? I have done up hundreds of wild ducks but never one as fat as these, is that normal for domestic duck? :coffee::grizz:
     
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    Yes for the few I've seen. Being an old duck hunter myself I was quite surprised at what I was presented the first time I ever ordered Peking Duck at a fancy restaurant ........... A big carcass of bones & fat with a little meat, but it was quite tasty!! :thumbs:
     
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