Caution
I have told you about these duck legs before, so I won't go into great detail about them, but I wanted to add two words of caution.
First, it's worth it to go looking for the lemon grass and the ginger - they add a lot of flavor.
Second, be careful when the recipe says you can walk away for two hours once the duck legs are in the oven. The first time I made the recipe, that was fine; the second time, I nearly burned the legs and the mirepoix was definitely toast - toast that stuck like super glue to the bottom of the roasting pan and resisted even 24 hours of soaking.
Next time, I'd start checking at 1.5 hours. I wouldn't have eaten those fat-soaked veggies, anyway, but if they had burned they would have made a mess of the legs and, as it was, the legs were a tad on the dry side.
Still a fine dinner, however, so go ahead and make it. Just be cautious.
Labels: duck
4 Comments:
Just duckie!Love the diagonal cut on the beans.
Greg, well, it was Bastille Day, so I had to do _something_ French, didn't I? :-D
LOVE Duck, just love it *quack*
Ms Mouse, I think you'd love this duck - quite quacky.
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