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weinoo

weinoo

@Norm Matthews that brisket looks great.

 

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Steam girl roasted a couple of duck legs for about 2.5 hours at 275℉, cranked to 375℉ for the last 15 minutes to crisp them up. These are giant sized legs I got with an order from DeBraggga, at the height of my panicdemic buying. And they are delicious - no special prep here, just into a tight casserole, well salted and peppered, atop a couple of garlic cloves and bay leaves. Purely ducky. Served with these...

 

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The Catalan-ish recipe I got from Colman Andrews' book, Catalan Cuisine, was for morels and potatoes. Here I only had some cremini and shitake, and they worked well. I also add some saffron, use stock in lieu of water, some pimenton, etc. etc. Normally, I'd cook these in a cazuela; that, however, was the suitably sized one for the duck, so not available!

weinoo

weinoo

@Norm Matthews that brisket looks great.

 

630611384_Ducklegroasted06-14IMG_1273.jpeg.74bebbfde01f8e197e30e8e738ba0fd3.jpeg

 

Steam girl roasted a couple of duck legs for about 2.5 hours at 275℉, cranked to 375℉ for the last 15 minutes to crisp them up. These are giant sized legs I got with an order from DeBraggga, at the height of my panicdemic buying. And they are delicious - no special prep here, just into a tight casserole, well salted and peppered, atop a couple of garlic cloves and bay leaves. Purely ducky. Served with these...

 

57589026_PotatomushroomCatalanstyle06-14IMG_1268.jpeg.3c02e9e92d96ba5bcd6614e984bef191.jpeg

 

The Catalan-ish recipe I got from Colman Andrews' book, Catalan Cuisine, was for morels and potatoes. Here I only had some cremini and shitake, and they worked well. I also add some saffron, use stock in lieu of water, some pimenton, etc. etc.

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