Recipe SearchRoast wild duck with boudin, turnip tatin and jus with air-dried cherries(11 September 2006 08:34)Ingredients(serves four) 2 whole mallards MethodTo prepare the ducks, cut off the legs. Salt them as for confit and leave overnight. Wipe off the salt. Put in an ovenproof dish with duck fat and thyme. Cook in a slow oven for two hours until tender. Remove bones. Chop small and combine with the cabbage. Reserve. Article continues below
For the boudin, blitz together the duck meat, foie gras and eggs. Cook the onion, milk, garlic, bay leaf, clove and juniper berries together until syrupy, then add the bread. Remove bay leaf and combine with the meat mixture, chill and mix in the cream. Pass through a drum sieve and use to fill sausage skins. Drop into boiling water until cooked. Sauté boudin in duck fat before serving. Bone out the duck suprêmes. Remove the backbones and chop into small pieces for stock. For the sauce, roast the bones and carcasses until brown, add the mirepoix and caramelise slowly. Add the juniper, thyme, bay leaf, orange zest and garlic. Add Armagnac and reduce by two-thirds. Add the port and reduce by two-thirds. Add the stock and glace de viande and reduce to the desired consistency. Take the breasts out of the film. Brush them with duck fat, season, sear in a frying pan and finish roasting in a hot oven for about five minutes. Rest. Add a dash of cream to the sauce, boil, monté au beurre, check seasoning and add cherries. To serve, Demetre slices the duck breast and lays it against a small pile of cabbage confit, with the boudin, a turnip tatin, sweet potato purée, a slice of pied de mouton and a little of the sauce to one side. Source: Caterer & Hotelkeeper |
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