This was the first BIG entree from A Feast of Ice and Fire that I have tackled. I found it to be a perfect excuse to invite a few friends over to share the bounty!
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Duck typically comes with a packet of orange glaze. This recipe blows away ANY factory manufactured orangish glazelike product that you will ever find wedged all up in a frozen duck, so you just throw that bad boy out and stuff that duck with lemons instead.*
Historically, I have found duck to be a very fatty bird. The citrus of the lemon cut through that greasiness and left the meat tender and flavorful.
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Pictured with Modern Beans and Bacon, to be posted soon. |
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