My chef had some wonderful Black River duck legs left over from a wine dinner. So I slow cooked them in olive oil (unfortunately I couldn't justify using duck fat for amuse...) with some garlic, thyme, rosemary, and orange peels. The rest is pretty basic. Although for the vinaigrette, I reduced equal parts of sherry and balsamic vinegar with about .5 parts duck glace which was cooked out from the confit process. This helped to add a really nice rich and robust flavor to the vinaigrette making it more than just another oil and vinegar dressing.
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Chilled Duck Confit Salad with Sherry Balsamic Dressing and Citrus Shavings
My chef had some wonderful Black River duck legs left over from a wine dinner. So I slow cooked them in olive oil (unfortunately I couldn't justify using duck fat for amuse...) with some garlic, thyme, rosemary, and orange peels. The rest is pretty basic. Although for the vinaigrette, I reduced equal parts of sherry and balsamic vinegar with about .5 parts duck glace which was cooked out from the confit process. This helped to add a really nice rich and robust flavor to the vinaigrette making it more than just another oil and vinegar dressing.
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