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Local domestic duck rotissierie

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tedpoppke

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Hi,

Last spring a neighbor handed me a dressed frozen duck from his family's farm.
Thawed it in the fridge.
Rubbed / dry brined and left it in the fridge for three days.
Going on the grill in a half hour.
Photos to follow.
 
Wednesday evening

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3:30 pm today. Starting @ 350 degrees, will drop it a bit.
 

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1 hour in, 165 F
 

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185 F
GF had to throw some kale in to make it look healthy....
 

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Looks delicious! Any cut pics?
 
Half to the neighbor / donor and half for us
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I used to smoke duck over charcoal and hickory, regularly, in my Weber kettle. (My great; Ain't they gotten expensive? At least in my regular store.)

Never had a bad review.

Yours looks great, to me.
 
No leftovers.
Breast a little tough and livery.
Drumstick outstanding.
 
Looks good! I love duck (preferably if I shoot it myself) all I've done in the smoker is a domestuc breast but it was great.

How were those potatoes roasting in the duck fat?
 
I’m doing the exact same thing as we speak. The duck is out & resting & the potato’s are still on keeping them hot.
I hope mine turns out as good as yours!
Al
 
The potatoes were fantastic; crisp them up a bit.
 
I can see that it was a Mallard duck, by the size and the orange ring where the feet were.
For pretty much and duck, 135* internal temp is when it should be removed from the heat and rested on the cutting board until it hits 140* to 145*. Duck is best when it is cooked rare to med rare. It should be bright pink, not bloody, unless you are into that. On the next one, try out.

I bet it was still good though, I love duck.
 
I haven't had Duck in many, many years!!
Looks Great Ted!!
I'm wondering if that's one of the ducks that just beat Ohio State???
Like.

Bear
 
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