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Cured and smoked duck breast

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ahakohda

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3 mallard duck breasts wet cured in brine for 48 hours.

Brine.
2 liters water
1tsp whole black pepper
1tsp whole allspice
5 pcs of clove
2 whole garlics
4-5 bayleafes

Bring to boil. Simmer for 15-20 min. Cool overnight in fridge.
Using equilibrium method calculate salt/pink salt and sugar.
Let the pelicle to form.
Clean and chop 4 garlic cloves. Using mortar grind it with some black pepper. Apply garlic pepper mix all over pieces.
Smokeat 180f till internal 140f.

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I'd say it looks delicious also!
And I haven't forgotten about your backfat, waiting for the butcher.

Ryan
 
Wow! That looks awesome! I’ve never had duck like that, looks delicious!
 
"Allegedly on vegetarian diet."
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Huh?

Nice colour. Do you eat the fat cap? I cold smoke them then air dry.-love the fatty skin on them.
 
haven't forgotten about your backfat
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Whats the story on the backfat? Care to share what is for?
 
"Allegedly on vegetarian diet."
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Huh?

Nice colour. Do you eat the fat cap? I cold smoke them then air dry.-love the fatty skin on them.
Place i ordered these brests claiming duck were raised on vegetarian diet.

i actually salted one breast as duck prosciutto.
here is evening board
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Looks fantastic! I haven’t had duck breast at all cured or not. I really have to change that!!
 
Hell the prosciutto looks the best to me. I order duck prosciutto from a website called dartagnan and it's delicious. Is that wine cheese?
 
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