cooking a whole duck 14 June 2005 at 7:55PM edited 30 November -1 at 1:00AM in Old Style MoneySaving 135 replies 14.8K views

Sarahsaver

ex m.i.l. gave father in law toilet paper sarnies once bcos she asked what he wanted for lunch and he said 'whatever'
A lesson for men everywhere. And users of the word whatever!

comping_cat

I love duck, its a fav in our house, like most posts have said, i roast it on a rack so the fat drips down, which i then save for my roast potatos, yum!!!
I wouldnt waste the duck hitting OH with it, a rolling pin however..................lol
Catherine x

Sarahsaver

i would eat it all by myself, slowly, making sure to let him know I enjoyed it LOADS.

elisebutt65

What was his lunch btw??

Just wondering why he threw it away

MissMuppet

elisebutt65 wrote:

What was his lunch btw??

Just wondering why he threw it away

I cooked a joint of silverside beef in my slow cooker on saturday and we had half left so I made us both rolls for lunch yesterday! He says he never threw them away but I can't see how he managed pub lunch and the rolls... :rotfl:

Unfortunately though we have split up today, nothing to do with yesterday!

tired_mum

really lucky yesterday picked up a large duck at asda for £1.50 yesterday should have been over £6.00 but now what can i do with it? would like to use on sun {mothers day}

squeaky

Hiya

lots of ideas in these threads:-


http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=137118&highlight=duck%2A

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=126926&highlight=duck%2A

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=101615&highlight=duck%2A

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=64122&highlight=duck%2A

arkonite_babe

Crispy chinese duck and pancakes :drool:

That would be my choice, personally

BBC Food has some interesting recipes for duck, have a look and see what you think.

HTH

snoozer

The easiest thing to do with it is just roast it - it will be delicious. !!!!!! the skin all over with a fork and rub with salt to make the skin really crispy. Roast on a trivet or something similar to let all the fat run off, duck is incredibly fatty but very moist because of it - the fat makes lovely roast potatoes. Cook at 190c for 20 mins per lb plus 20 mins. Mmm my mouth is watering :rotfl:

lynzpower

I do a lovely oriental duck noodle thing

Noodles & beansprouts strifried with soy & finely shredded veg , spring onions, red pepper

Duck done in a griddle pan, salt into the skin and a marinade of honey, pinch of chinese all spice.

Wish I was having that for tea mmm