Smoked Duck with Honey Balsamic Glaze

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stevecylka

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Aug 24, 2011
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
We went a little non traditional for our American thanksgiving dinner and had this wonderful smoked duck with honey balsamic glaze - yes, I know I am Canadian, but I will use any excuse to make a big meal and watch football!!! 

Smoked it for 4 hours at 225F with hickory pucks and it turned out awesome. The honey balsamic glaze was the perfect sweetness to have on the skin.

http://www.theblackpeppercorn.com/2012/11/smoked-duck-with-a-honey-balsamic-glaze/

 
I will be smoking my first duck on my Brinkman electric smoker.  Any tips so I won't mess up a $21 bird?  I like the balsamic glaze idea.
 
Joern, morning...... Bride puts many slices in the skin without cutting into the meat....  That helps release the extra fat.... Steams in a roasting pan, on a rack, lid on, for (time/temp I don't know).... then applies the glaze and roasts for (time/temp I don't know that either).... If I were to add smoke, I would add after the steaming step and before the glaze..... Folks that don't normally like duck, love hers.... It is awesome....  

Maybe someone can fill in the blanks....  I am not allowed to know critical details in Bride's kitchen.....

Dave
 
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Just bought the book, "charcuterie" and want to confit a duck. But, I think I'm gonna try your idea first! THAT is a pretty bird! It's mother must be proud!!!!!
 
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