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@Anna N 

 

Ive used this method several times in the past.

 

its Part II of Madaleine Kamman's duck in two courses :  breast first, then leg

 

you put the leg and its skin on a rack over about 1 " of water.

 

very important .  425 F or possibly 450 F.   the duck fat will drip

 

thus the water pan or it would burn .  you do get a little smoke

 

after 45 min  or so . lightly coat the skin w a marmalade , etc of your choice

 

then back in the over , watching carefully for marmalade burning

 

then done.   difficult to wait for cool down.  often burnt moth

 

the skin is like a softer textured cracking .  very crunchy , medium density 

 

where pork skin is full density.

 

Id do it more often , but there is some splatter !

rotuts

rotuts

@Anna N 

 

Ive used the method several times in the past.

 

its Part II of Madaleine Kamman's duck in two courses :  breast first, then leg

 

you put the leg and its skin on a rack over about 1 " of water.

 

very important .  425 F or possibly 450 F.   the duck fat will drip

 

thus the water pan or it would burn .  you do get a little smoke

 

after 45 min  or so . lightly coat the skin w a marmalade , etc of your choice

 

then back in the over , watching carefully for marmalade burning

 

then done.   difficult to wait for cool down.  often burnt moth

 

the skin is like a softer textured cracking .  very crunchy , medium density 

 

where pork skin is full density.

 

Id do it more often , but there is some splatter !

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