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Duck A L'Orange

 

Number of Servings: 4
Prep Time: 30-40 mins Skill Level: Average

Ingredients:

For the Duck

1 x 2kg Gressingham Duck
1tsp Salt
1tsp coarse ground black pepper
2 tsp ground Ginger
2tsp ground Chinese five spice
Juice of 2 oranges
2 oranges

For the Sauce

Zest from half an orange
1 pint fresh Orange juice (not from concentrate)
2 tsp ground ginger
˝ tsp Chinese 5 spice
1 tbsp Lemon Juice
3 heaped tsp Clear honey
1 pint duck stock
1-2 tbsp plain flour* (2tbsp if you want a thicker sauce)
Ginger Wine* (Optional)

Instructions:

Duck

1) Preheat oven to 200oC.

2) Remove duck from packaging. Remove giblets from inside duck cavity & place on one side. Trim any excess fat from the duck including any slivers of meat that may be attached & place on one side for later.

3) Rinse through thoroughly the duck, inside the cavity as well as the outside. Remove any stray feathers & sharp shards of bone that may be from where the wing tips have been cut off & discard.

4) Pat dry the duck on all sides with kitchen paper.

5) Take the oranges & slice in half, then squeeze the juice from each half into a cup. Put oranges to one side.

6) Now sprinkle your salt, the black pepper, 1 tsp ginger & the Chinese 5 spice onto both sides of the duck & be sure to rub in thoroughly.

7) Mix the other tsp of Ginger into the cup of juice from your 2 oranges.

8) Stuff the cavity of your duck with 2 of the orange halves & place into a roasting pan preferably on a rack.

9) Place the other 2 halves of orange around the duck in the pan & pour over the mixture of orange juice & ginger.

10) Cover the duck with foil & place in the middle of your preheated oven for 1 hour & 30 minutes.

11) When the time is up remove the duck from the oven & remove the foil.

12) Remove the 2 orange halves from the pan & put to one side.

13) Place duck back in the oven for a further 30 minutes. (cooking time is 20 minutes per 500g & 20 minutes when complete if you want a more pink duck)

14) When this time is up, remove from oven & let the duck rest for 10-20 minutes. Your duck should come away from the bone cleanly & easily.


To Make The Stock

1) As soon as your duck goes into the oven pour 1 ˝ pints of water into a saucepan.

2) Put the fat & any slivers of meat into your pan of water, & add the giblets from the duck.

3) Bring to the boil & simmer for 30-45 mins until the giblets etc are fully cooked.

4) Remove giblets & fat etc from the stock place to one side if you want to cut them up later to feed to a worthy pet, or discard as you like.

To Make The Sauce

The main part of this sauce can be prepared a little in advance up until the point of adding the orange pieces.

1) Take one pint of your Duck Stock & add to it 1 tbsp of Plane flour & whisk until smooth.

2) Mix together in a jug the orange juice, orange zest, honey, lemon juice, Chinese five spice & ginger, & pour into your sauce base.

3) Simmer over a low heat for 10 minutes.

4) When the duck is back in the oven for it’s final round, take the 2 halves of orange you took from the pan & carefully peel off the skins, cut into slices & add to your sauce.

5) 10 minutes before removing your duck from the oven for the final time, re-heat the sauce over a medium heat until warmed through.

6) At the very end just before serving feel free to add a “drop” of Stones ginger wine at the chefs discretion. This of course sweetens the sauce if you think it tastes too bitter.

FINAL STEP: When the duck has rested carve into portions, pour over the orange sauce & serve with roast potatoes & steamed buttered vegetables.

Helpful Hints:

This is my own recipe adapted from the traditional Duck A L'orange recipe & simplified. It is designed to be flavourful & I can honestly say I was so incredibly ecstatic when I first made this. I am a VERY fussy person & this was just exceptional so I thought I would share it. Whilst the original dish is based in French Cuisine, mine is a cross between French Cuisine & Chinese Cuisine.

Submitted By :

Hannah J

 

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