Best duck recipes.

[Ragin_Cajun]

Duck and oyster gumbo! Its da bomb!

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by Ragin_Cajun

Smoked Duck and oyster gumbo! Its da bomb!

Fixed it for you

[Armand16]

Originally Posted by Raymond

Why you eatin "Farts"?
Pot roast with Jimmy Dean sausage stuffing and atleast a 12 pak to finish them. Grilled with 5 days soak in Dales Seasoning cooked med rare. If you don't like either of these you must be a Muslim.

old habit

[bayoublack]

I take 1 pound of duck breast 1 pound of deer meat or boston butt 1/2 pound of bacon and grind it all up and take the breakfast sausage seasoning you find at Academy (double the amount it says to use) and make Breakfast Sauasge

[Cajunsim]

brine and wine soak, deboned, stuffed with deer sausage, onions, seasoning, wrapped bacon and roasted. Awesome.

[duck enticer]

What not to do! I tried this frangelica liquor recipe that I got from youtube. Mash up goose breast with a tenderizer.....batter the whole mess in flour and corn meal. Fry them. Take them out and do something else that I can't remember. Fry them again while adding a buttload of Frangelica.

I ate them and puked until my stomach was lodged in my throat. I'm talking sick as a dog ya'll. I now have a severe aversion to frangelica. I get nautious when I smell that stuff. I wasn't right for a week.

What works? Slow cookers and ducks work together like cheese and wine. Stuff the waterfowl with Tasso, onions and sausage. Fill the slow cooker with Bell peppers, Carrots, Celery and potatoes. Put a few pieces of bacon on top of the waterfowl. Cook it into submission, usually about 7-9 hours.....Money!

Marinate breasts in Italian dressing for about 4 days. Slit breasts and stuff with Jalapenos/Onions/Bell peppers. Big dollop of Cream cheese/Pepperjack cheese. Wrap a piece of bacon around each breast, 2 if your brave. 475-500 degrees for 20 minutes gives you a medium rare breast. No/very little liver taste.

[saute86]

When I want to get fancy I do a Galentine. This one was stuffed with jalapeno cornbread and garlic deer sausage and wrapped with Wrights slab bacon. The old glory mustard greens topped it off. I smoked it with hickory in an oiless turkey fryer.

[MaXXis85]

I haven't tried it yet, But i have read about Dry aging your fowl. Basically let them sit in the refrigerator for about 5-7 days in an elevated pan to allow the blood to drip out of the meat. I enjoy the wild taste of duck, but my wife does not. I will get around to doing it one day.

[Bluechip]

Originally Posted by MaXXis85

I haven't tried it yet, But i have read about Dry aging your fowl. Basically let them sit in the refrigerator for about 5-7 days in an elevated pan to allow the blood to drip out of the meat. I enjoy the wild taste of duck, but my wife does not. I will get around to doing it one day.

I have heard of this also but never tried it either. Can't be any different than hanging a deer in a cooler for a week. That meat is so much better than meat that was in an ice chest.

[MaXXis85]

Originally Posted by Bluechip

I have heard of this also but never tried it either. Can't be any different than hanging a deer in a cooler for a week. That meat is so much better than meat that was in an ice chest.

Yep, same concept.

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by MaXXis85

I haven't tried it yet, But i have read about Dry aging your fowl. Basically let them sit in the refrigerator for about 5-7 days in an elevated pan to allow the blood to drip out of the meat. I enjoy the wild taste of duck, but my wife does not. I will get around to doing it one day.

Look into but I think you need low humidity and a slight air flow, may have to put a small battery operated fan in the fridge.

[cmcnabb]

I picked a speck and stuffed it with boudin, season a little and baked and it was awesome. Last night at work I cut up the breast meat on 3 specks and fried it like chicken nuggets. It didn't last long. Oh yea. Both of these birds were LESS than 12 hours from flying to bein eaten. If you gotta soak birds for 3 weeks before you can stand to eat them, why eat them?

[MaXXis85]

Originally Posted by cmcnabb

I picked a speck and stuffed it with boudin, season a little and baked and it was awesome. Last night at work I cut up the breast meat on 3 specks and fried it like chicken nuggets. It didn't last long. Oh yea. Both of these birds were LESS than 12 hours from flying to bein eaten. If you gotta soak birds for 3 weeks before you can stand to eat them, why eat them?

I eat them as is. The wife on the other hand.... I want to try the aging once.