Tags:

Roasted teal on a bed of braised red cabbage with button sprouts, chestnuts and medlars

Monday 11 September 2006 08:34

Seal the teal on top of the stove and transfer to a very hot oven to roast keeping the breast a little pink. Allow to rest.

Remove the duck breasts and keep warm.

Chop the carcass and legs return to the roasting tray and barely cover with some previously prepared duck or chicken stock. Set to reduce with a little redcurrant jelly. Pass through a fine chinois.

Set the breasts on the braised red cabbage and coat with the duck sauce. Finish with some gaufrette potatoes watercress and some farce au gratin prepared from the duck liver. Surround with button sprouts and some chestnuts braised in vealstock.

For the cabbage

Ingredients

6lb shredded red cabbage
8oz butter
6oz demerara sugar
5oz red wine vinegar

Method 

Place all ingredients in a pan (not aluminium) and seal with foil or a tightly fitting lid. Braise in a slow to moderate oven for two hours.

Open and stir return to the oven till cooked (about 30 minutes). Correct seasoning.

 

Recommended articles

Articles from the web

 
Profiting from 2012: Case Studies

Slash VAT, Boost business - Sign the petition now!

Latest Video

Foraging – why all the attention?

Using foraged ingredients is nothing new but the trend has become more mainstream over the past two years. However, the wider use of foraged food in restaurants also carries a certain amount of danger.

Watch here

Best of chef

Best of Chef – now available online

Best of Chef – now available online
View it now

Videos

Video: Foraging – why all the attention? Video: Bordeaux Revisited with Ronan Sayburn Claire John Campbell
Foraging:
why all the attention?
Watch the video here
Bordeaux Revisited
with Ronan Sayburn
Watch the video here
Claire Clark
masterclass
Watch the video here
Interview with John Campbell
at Coworth Park
Watch the video here