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Cooking duck...

Posted By: Guy

Cooking duck... - 11/15/16 01:42 AM

Cooked these teal yesterday on my outside cast iron griddle, dang was it good. This was appetizer before I threw my steak on. Leaving the skin on adds great flavor. Cooked perfectly.

Posted By: Ben Lilly

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/15/16 02:45 AM

Looks good
Posted By: TxDuck24

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/15/16 02:52 AM

Looks tasty
Posted By: Duck_Hunter

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/15/16 04:29 AM

I'd eat that
Posted By: Guy

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/15/16 01:45 PM

I wouldn't try this with a ringer or spoonie. loser8
Posted By: wal1809

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/15/16 02:00 PM

Originally Posted By: Guy
I wouldn't try this with a ringer or spoonie. loser8


Can you post a pic of the griddle. I am looking for a griddle for the ductoon. Also where and how much?
Posted By: Guy

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/15/16 02:24 PM

I got it for camping, it goes on a 2 burner propane camp cooker, but I use it at home all the time on my gas grill, just lay it on top....



I got it from Cabelas, link below. They got different sizes, but I got the 24 x 16 inch. I also got a travel bag for it.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Camp-Chef-Professional-Flat-Top-Griddle-x/1441230.uts
Posted By: wal1809

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/15/16 02:46 PM

Thank you guy. I might have to go on and get one. I cooked pancakes for 4 the other day. I had to make it for one person at a time. I could easily make breakfast for everyone with a large griddle like that.
Posted By: Guy

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/15/16 03:03 PM

Originally Posted By: wal1809
Thank you guy. I might have to go on and get one. I cooked pancakes for 4 the other day. I had to make it for one person at a time. I could easily make breakfast for everyone with a large griddle like that.

Yeah it's great for breakfast, huevos rancheros is my favorite to cook. Probably 95% of the people that buy it buy it for breakfast, but I use it for everything now. Cleaning it I just scrape with a spatula, spray with oil.
Posted By: wal1809

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/15/16 03:22 PM

Originally Posted By: Guy
Originally Posted By: wal1809
Thank you guy. I might have to go on and get one. I cooked pancakes for 4 the other day. I had to make it for one person at a time. I could easily make breakfast for everyone with a large griddle like that.

Yeah it's great for breakfast, huevos rancheros is my favorite to cook. Probably 95% of the people that buy it buy it for breakfast, but I use it for everything now. Cleaning it I just scrape with a spatula, spray with oil.


I had a 100 year old cast iron one but someone made off wit it.
Posted By: Txduckman

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/15/16 06:32 PM

I'd eat all that. We got one of those cast iron cooktops for a 3 burner stove at the lease. You can cook the heck out of it. It is awesome to cook on. Easy to clean.
Posted By: Matpk

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/15/16 07:46 PM

Originally Posted By: Txduckman
I'd eat all that. We got one of those cast iron cooktops for a 3 burner stove at the lease. You can cook the heck out of it. It is awesome to cook on. Easy to clean.


food food up
Posted By: 4Weight

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/15/16 11:05 PM

Originally Posted By: wal1809
Originally Posted By: Guy
I wouldn't try this with a ringer or spoonie. loser8


Can you post a pic of the griddle. I am looking for a griddle for the ductoon. Also where and how much?


I bought one of these couple of months back. Great for backyard, folds up for road trips, tailgates or the ducktoon !

Pretty sweet for 130.00 bucks.

https://www.blackstoneproducts.com/

Merc
Posted By: Txduckman

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/16/16 05:58 AM

This one is a little bigger and the griddle that goes ($129 extra) with it fits the whole top. Might be overkill for the ducktoon but works great at deer camp.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/camp-chef-big-gas-iii-grill/1168730.uts
Posted By: Guy

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/16/16 01:51 PM

Originally Posted By: Txduckman
This one is a little bigger and the griddle that goes ($129 extra) with it fits the whole top. Might be overkill for the ducktoon but works great at deer camp.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/camp-chef-big-gas-iii-grill/1168730.uts

The griddle I got (16 X 24) fits perfectly over a 2 burner.
Posted By: wal1809

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/16/16 04:20 PM

Originally Posted By: Txduckman
This one is a little bigger and the griddle that goes ($129 extra) with it fits the whole top. Might be overkill for the ducktoon but works great at deer camp.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/camp-chef-big-gas-iii-grill/1168730.uts


Thats what I am looking for. My burner is 30 inches wide. For 30 bucks more that is perfect. That allows for cooler areas and extremely hot areas on the griddle. I can put butter on the cooler area and flip a hotcake onto the melted butter and onto a plate for my people. Smearing hard butter on a pancake is my defintion of being sent to h3!!
Posted By: Spacemonkey

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/17/16 02:10 PM

Originally Posted By: wal1809
Originally Posted By: Guy
Originally Posted By: wal1809
Thank you guy. I might have to go on and get one. I cooked pancakes for 4 the other day. I had to make it for one person at a time. I could easily make breakfast for everyone with a large griddle like that.

Yeah it's great for breakfast, huevos rancheros is my favorite to cook. Probably 95% of the people that buy it buy it for breakfast, but I use it for everything now. Cleaning it I just scrape with a spatula, spray with oil.


I had a 100 year old cast iron one but someone made off wit it.


That stinks. You just can't beat the old cast iron. The new stuff is nowhere near as good as the old!!
Posted By: wal1809

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/17/16 03:23 PM

Originally Posted By: Spacemonkey
Originally Posted By: wal1809
Originally Posted By: Guy
Originally Posted By: wal1809
Thank you guy. I might have to go on and get one. I cooked pancakes for 4 the other day. I had to make it for one person at a time. I could easily make breakfast for everyone with a large griddle like that.

Yeah it's great for breakfast, huevos rancheros is my favorite to cook. Probably 95% of the people that buy it buy it for breakfast, but I use it for everything now. Cleaning it I just scrape with a spatula, spray with oil.


I had a 100 year old cast iron one but someone made off wit it.


That stinks. You just can't beat the old cast iron. The new stuff is nowhere near as good as the old!!


I could not agree with you more.
Posted By: GoBears870

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/17/16 03:51 PM

How many of you have tried roasting a whole bird?
Posted By: wal1809

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/17/16 04:03 PM

Originally Posted By: GoBears870
How many of you have tried roasting a whole bird?


I have.
Posted By: FowlDreams

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/17/16 04:04 PM

I Cooked a canvasback breast the same way last night. Med rare perfection
Posted By: ndhunter

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/23/16 04:33 AM

Originally Posted By: Guy
Cooked these teal yesterday on my outside cast iron griddle, dang was it good. This was appetizer before I threw my steak on. Leaving the skin on adds great flavor. Cooked perfectly.



Making me hungry. Teal are the best tasting. You got that griddle thing down.
Posted By: ndhunter

Re: Cooking duck... - 11/23/16 04:35 AM

Originally Posted By: GoBears870
How many of you have tried roasting a whole bird?


I beer canned a couple the other night. Very good.
Posted By: gitthanet

Re: Cooking duck... - 12/07/16 04:27 PM

^^^^ I smoke whole birds....even smoked ringers are edible.
Posted By: triggerbowtx

Re: Cooking duck... - 12/07/16 04:30 PM

Originally Posted By: gitthanet
^^^^ I smoke whole birds....even smoked ringers are edible.


There is a difference between edible and good.
Posted By: GO REBS

Re: Cooking duck... - 12/07/16 11:57 PM

1/2 coke and 1/2 soy sauce is a great marinade
Posted By: ChiefLA3

Re: Cooking duck... - 12/08/16 04:49 AM

Those will eat son
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