Cantonese Duck on the BigSteelKeg -pr0n

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Finally got around to trying this.
It's a three day process so I always put it off, but I got a good deal on ducks so I went for it.
You use a pot and cook up a sauce for the interior of the duck, and this is crucial because it flavors the meat and also becomes the most fantastic sauce.
You paint the duck , i used a honey vinegar mixture, then you dry the duck for a day.
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Then you can make insanely good eats

Like, roast duck and a risotto style rice with shi-takeh and peas
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Sliced breast with rice and Chinese vegetables in oyster sauce

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And finally using the bones, make the best Ramen in the world!

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Thanks for looking!
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I want to eat at your house please. :becky:
Looks SO tasty Buccs! Well done Sir!
 
i see you skewered the cavity, so i am assuming you either used your lungs or a tire pump to inflate the duck to seperate the skin from the flesh in the traditional way? good looking cook, especially the ramen:thumb:
 
Like, roast duck and a risotto style rice with shi-takeh and peas ----- Can you say Umami bomb! I want some of that in and around my mouthal area!
 
That looks absolutely stupendous, but that's not surprising coming from your kitchen!:grin:
THANK YOU! :bow:
Buc you make amazing meals
Thanks BG!
How much is shipping to Illinois.
Can I convince you to buy me a ticket, I'll cook it all for you!
I want to eat at your house please. :becky:
Looks SO tasty Buccs! Well done Sir!
You KNOW we got room for ya Jeanie!:biggrin1:
Oh yeah, I'm in! Well done sir!

Thanks bro!!
 
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