See why one top chef says 'don't sleep on duck' and how he cooks this perfect protein. This recipe was shared by Mario Brugnoli, Executive Chef at 'Eat, Art, Love' in St Pete's Warehouse District.
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Why You Should Be Cooking Fish In An Oil Bath (Confit Style)
Confit cooking is more accessible to home chefs than you might think. It won't suit all fish, but here are the types it will ...
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How To Break Down A Whole Duck
Breaking down a whole duck may seem daunting, but it's a valuable skill for home cooks looking to take their cooking ...
Hunters chasing the Pennsylvania hat trick of white-tailed deer, wild turkey and black bear can be, without a doubt, a dedicated group. If you have a duck hunter in your life, though, you might know ...
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My eyes widened when I opened this recipe, submitted by one of my favorite Belltown spots, Spur Gastropub. Duck cooked in duck fat, topped with a bacon vinaigrette? Yes, please. Thanksgiving only ...
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Duck confit started as peasant food until this king couldn't get enough
Considered today as a luxury item gracing the menus of fine dining establishments, this sauce started out as a humble way to use a whole foul.
For chef Anita Lo, this recipe is a fall go-to. She prefers using Long Island duck (aka Pekin duck) for its rich flavor and fat content. “I love cooking duck because every single part of it is usable, ...
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