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Elaines Fruit And Walnut-stuffed Duck With Fruit Juice And Wine Reduction Recipe


Elaines Fruit And Walnut-stuffed Duck With Fruit Juice And Wine Reduction Recipe
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Young duck, stuffed with fruit and walnut dressing, then roasted to perfection, drizzled with a tangy, natural fruit juice and wine reduction. A guaranteed winner for your dinner table! Simple to prepare, yet elegant enough to serve for any festive o... More

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light rye bread


stuffing ingredients


herbs


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FINISHED DUCK!

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Ingredients
  • 1 young duck, approx 3 lb
  • ½ large red onion, finely chopped
  • 1 ½ cups light rye bread, broken
  • 1 large bunch fresh Chives, finely chopped
  • a few sprigs fresh Parsley
  • approx 8 oz crushed pineapple
  • 8 oz mandarin sections
  • 8 oz peaches, cut into bite-sized pieces
  • ½ cup crushed walnuts
  • 1 tsp lemon zest for the stuffing
  • salt and pepper to taste (may also use whole peppercorns)
  • Potatoes – for roasting around the duck
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  • For the Reduction:
  • Juice of 1 whole lemon
  • 1 tsp zest of lemon
  • 2 oz dry red wine
  • 3 oz pineapple juice
  • 3 oz peach juice
  • 3 oz mandarin juice
  • 1 tbsp honey

Directions
  1. Make the stuffing:
  2. Combine the broken pieces of rye bread with the mandarin, peach, and pineapple
  3. Add chopped onions and chives
  4. Add the walnuts and lemon zest
  5. Combine thoroughly.
  6. Stuff the duck with this mixture, skewering the filled end closed
  7. Add salt and pepper to your taste.
  8. Roast at 375*F for about 1 ½ hours, then bring the heat up to 400*F for 30 minutes to finish browning the bird
  9. After THE FIRST HOUR, add the potatoes to roast alongside the duck.
  10. Allow the duck to rest , tented in tinfoil, 10 to 15 minutes before carving.
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  12. To make the Reduction:
  13. Combine all the reduction ingredients as listed
  14. On HIGH heat, stirring constantly, cook until the mixture is reduced to ½ the original volume.
  15. To serve:
  16. Carve the bird, and drizzle the reduction over the meat.
  17. Served with a side Chef’s Salad, this meal is guaranteed to satisfy the most finicky palette!
  18. Garnish the plate with the fresh parsley.
  19. HINT:
  20. To avoid the duck literally ‘swimming’ in grease, elevate it on an aluminum pie plate, so the fat drains downwards.
  21. Use a little of the grease to baste the potatoes as they cook.
  22. As an alternate instead of using potatoes:
  23. Steam some Basmati and wild rice, serving the dick on a bed of this, drizzled with the reduction, and include the side Chef’s Salad.

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Lovely presentation! ^ ^ ^ ^ ^5


Fabu..Laine!! ^ ^ ^ ^ ^5


Decadently delicious duck!


Go go go elaine go elaine go elaine
and the winnner is ......elaine !!!!!!
5 pts darling


Hey, Cheffie Elaine! I KNOW how you roast duck, and it's to DIE for! FIVE FIVE FIVE but unfortunately I can only vote once. I should get Candy to get her own page up so she can vote too! What do you think
Pete :)


CHEF ELAINE! Are you available? MARRY ME! What a great recipe for duck. Thanks. I sure am glad you're a cooking friend of mine!
REALLY!

Recluse 8}


This is the perfect duck recipe! Thanks, Elaine. This one is a winner!


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