My Official Smoked Duck Thread
I'm smoking a duck tomorrow. It's defrosted in the refrigerator right now. I was thinking about brining it, or or soaking it in buttermilk/water/juice. Any suggestions from anyone who's ever done this?
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I just season bird inside and out very generously. Mix dales with jalepeno butter cajun injection shoot up let sit overnight and smoke. Comes out great.
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I smoke them for an hour or so, then stuff with sliced onion and wrap good in foil to keep from drying out, then put back on the grill for a couple more hours.
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That sounds like a great idea. I will have to give that a try sometime.
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I like to smoke just the breast and put them in a gumbo or jambalaya. I soak them in water for 3 days before I smoke them then season them and let sit for a few hours before I put them in the smoker. I will do a large bacth of breast and put them in the freezer and take them out when I need them
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I have it in a brine right now.
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It's in the pit, I'll upload some pics in a little bit.
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Almost an hour in......Attachment 40991
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It's looking good SS. Thanks for the Q-view.
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I just hit 160 on the internal temp. I wasn't expecting it to hit that fast. Maybe I have to much charcoal in it.
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Yes, that was quick... You know what to do next time.
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Check your temps in multiple locations! 2 hours is kinda quick.
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It taste good but it's tougher than a $60 jawbreaker. I'll do some chicken next time.
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I put it in the crock pot to get it tender. I'll save it for a gumbo or jambalaya this week.
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There was a thread for smoked teal here earlier this week for smoked teal that looked like it would work. They just don't have the fat that a chicken does and, you may well have been too hot.
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The longer ducks cook the tougher they get. I like them more on the rare side if I'm cooking the eat off the smoker. If I'm putting it in a gumbo I will cook it a little longer
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