Duck Confit In Crock Pot at John Furber blog

Duck Confit In Crock Pot. Rub the duck legs with the kosher salt. Transfer duck legs to a slow cooker skin side down. Crispy skin and the juiciest duck legs you can imagine. Traditionally made by submerging the duck legs in olive oil and cooking in the oven at around 120°c for about 4 hours, we opted to confit. You can easily make duck confit in the crockpot. Melt duck fat and pour over legs, covering them completely. Turn crock pot on to low setting, cook for 3 hours until meat falls off the bone. Salted duck legs cook in the crockpot until tender, then brown. Remove from crock pot, pour fat into a ceramic bowl. Let the duck and fat cool to room temperature. A restaurant worthy easy duck confit made in your slow cooker! Season with pepper, bay leaves, garlic and thyme sprigs. Drain duck and put into crock pot. This recipe for duck confit in the slow cooker is simple to prepare, tasty to eat, and it will make you feel like a top chef. I'll show you how to break down a duck and how to plate this tangy plum sauce with meltingly tender duck.

I'll show you how to break down a duck and how to plate this tangy plum sauce with meltingly tender duck. You can easily make duck confit in the crockpot. Transfer duck legs to a slow cooker skin side down. Rub the duck legs with the kosher salt. Cover and refrigerate for at least 3 hours. Drain duck and put into crock pot. Salted duck legs cook in the crockpot until tender, then brown. A restaurant worthy easy duck confit made in your slow cooker! Turn crock pot on to low setting, cook for 3 hours until meat falls off the bone. Cover with duck fat and use olive oil if needed to completely cover.

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Duck Confit In Crock Pot Melt duck fat and pour over legs, covering them completely. Remove from crock pot, pour fat into a ceramic bowl. There's nothing easier than putting something together in the slow cooker and not having to worry about it for hours. I'll show you how to break down a duck and how to plate this tangy plum sauce with meltingly tender duck. Rub the duck legs with the kosher salt. Melt duck fat and pour over legs, covering them completely. Transfer duck legs to a slow cooker skin side down. A restaurant worthy easy duck confit made in your slow cooker! Drain duck and put into crock pot. Let the duck and fat cool to room temperature. Salted duck legs cook in the crockpot until tender, then brown. Season with pepper, bay leaves, garlic and thyme sprigs. Traditionally made by submerging the duck legs in olive oil and cooking in the oven at around 120°c for about 4 hours, we opted to confit. Turn crock pot on to low setting, cook for 3 hours until meat falls off the bone. Crispy skin and the juiciest duck legs you can imagine. Cover and refrigerate for at least 3 hours.