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weinoo

weinoo

You don't mention what temp/degree of doneness you cook them too, but I find too-rare duck breasts to be tougher than I like.

 

Start skin-side down (and while I don't have a Jaccard, I use a sharp knife or trussing needle to piece the skin in multiple places) in a cold pan, and let that sucker cook on low-medium heat for quite some time, in order to render plenty of fat out. Turn over when the skin is nice and crisp and complete cooking to medium-rare to medium, and see how that works.

 

Two duck breast dinners...

 

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No problems with tenderness.

weinoo

weinoo

You don't mention what temp/degree of doneness you cook them too, but I find too-rare duck breasts to be tougher than I like.

 

Start skin-side down (and while I don't have a Jaccard, I use a sharp knife or trussing needle to piece the skin in multiple places) in a cold pan, and let that sucker cook on low-medium heat for quite some time, in order to render plenty of fat out. Turn over when the skin is nice and crisp and complete cooking to medium-rare to medium, and see how that works.

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