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Duck Breakfast

Posted By: Guy

Duck Breakfast - 01/14/18 03:30 PM

Duck Huevos Rancheros. 1 teal, sliced, and a some mallard/teal tenders, aged 18 days.







Oh man it was good. up
Posted By: catsquirrel

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/14/18 04:00 PM

That makes me hungry
Posted By: Stub

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/14/18 04:10 PM

food
Posted By: bobcat1

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/14/18 06:31 PM

You sonofaguns sure know how to make duck look good. I bet I'm about to get poorer by next year.
Posted By: SnakeWrangler

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/14/18 06:48 PM

Originally Posted By: Stub
food
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Posted By: Duck_Hunter

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/15/18 12:40 AM

Looks delicious.
Posted By: Esh and Hattie

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/15/18 06:32 PM

That looks great, do you make your salsa too?
Posted By: Guy

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/15/18 11:27 PM

Originally Posted By: Esh and Hattie
That looks great, do you make your salsa too?

No, Mateo's, good stuff.
Posted By: DrifterAT

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/16/18 04:22 AM

Aged 18 days - wow! They look delicious!

My last ducks were aged 6 days in my fridge. What temp setting do you use?
Posted By: shea.mcphail

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/16/18 04:27 AM

How do you age your duck?
Posted By: Guy

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/16/18 12:48 PM

Originally Posted By: DrifterAT
My last ducks were aged 6 days in my fridge. What temp setting do you use?

I target 34 degree, + or - 2 degrees is ok, but any hotter it could spoil, any lower it could freeze.
Posted By: Guy

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/16/18 12:59 PM

Originally Posted By: shea.mcphail
How do you age your duck?

I like to clean them after the hunt and age them in the fridge in tupperware all seasoned (pepper), like the pic above (leave top off or on losley so it can breath) but normally I don’t have time or get lazy and I age them in the fridge whole, just lay them on their back. I got 3 limits in the fridge now aging whole.
Posted By: HiBanksDeer

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/16/18 04:05 PM

That looks great! Do you ever score the fat that you leave on? I've always heard that's the way to go.
Posted By: Guy

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/16/18 06:43 PM

Originally Posted By: HiBanksDeer
That looks great! Do you ever score the fat that you leave on? I've always heard that's the way to go.

No, but that's a great idea, I'm gonna try that next time. up
Posted By: Duck_Hunter

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/16/18 07:41 PM

Originally Posted By: Guy
Originally Posted By: HiBanksDeer
That looks great! Do you ever score the fat that you leave on? I've always heard that's the way to go.

No, but that's a great idea, I'm gonna try that next time. up


I’m gonna do it next time I cook some, too. Forgot to try it last time. It’s supposed to let the fat render when you wear it.
Posted By: Navasot

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/16/18 08:01 PM

cheers
Posted By: LarryCopper

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/16/18 08:48 PM

Originally Posted By: HiBanksDeer
That looks great! Do you ever score the fat that you leave on? I've always heard that's the way to go.

I for Cans. I've never tried it, but I've read that non-coastal wigeon have a different type of clean white fat that makes them great for rendering, too.
Posted By: HiBanksDeer

Re: Duck Breakfast - 01/16/18 09:03 PM

Originally Posted By: LarryCopper
Originally Posted By: HiBanksDeer
That looks great! Do you ever score the fat that you leave on? I've always heard that's the way to go.

I for Cans. I've never tried it, but I've read that non-coastal wigeon have a different type of clean white fat that makes them great for rendering, too.

Yes, from what I understand, not all ducks you have to score the fat on. Apparently it is better to score certain ones, but I am not sure on which exact ones.
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