Preparing Teal Duck at Carol Peabody blog

Preparing Teal Duck. Brown the duck in a cast iron pan over medium heat, preferably using duck fat, but oil will do. Roast in the oven as follows: Grill the breast side only a few minutes, to cook the skin and crisp it up. Remove breasts from pan, place on warm plate and cover with foil. Preheat oven to 450 or 500 degrees. Start with the birds breast side up, and do most of your grilling on that side; Let rest for 10 minutes during sauce preparation. This keeps the breast meat from overcooking. Deglaze saute pan with red wine and reduce by half. Serve your grilled teal any way you’d like. Mallard is the largest and most common of the wild ducks, followed by the smaller teal and widgeon. * oven (a toaster oven will work for teal) * meat thermometer * tongs * foil. A common wild duck known for its small size, fast flying speeds and delicious meat is the teal. Pat the bird dry with a paper towel and salt the duck’s skin.

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Preheat oven to 450 or 500 degrees. Let rest for 10 minutes during sauce preparation. Deglaze saute pan with red wine and reduce by half. A common wild duck known for its small size, fast flying speeds and delicious meat is the teal. Pat the bird dry with a paper towel and salt the duck’s skin. Roast in the oven as follows: Mallard is the largest and most common of the wild ducks, followed by the smaller teal and widgeon. Brown the duck in a cast iron pan over medium heat, preferably using duck fat, but oil will do. This keeps the breast meat from overcooking. Remove breasts from pan, place on warm plate and cover with foil.

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Preparing Teal Duck Grill the breast side only a few minutes, to cook the skin and crisp it up. Preheat oven to 450 or 500 degrees. Serve your grilled teal any way you’d like. Grill the breast side only a few minutes, to cook the skin and crisp it up. A common wild duck known for its small size, fast flying speeds and delicious meat is the teal. Remove breasts from pan, place on warm plate and cover with foil. Start with the birds breast side up, and do most of your grilling on that side; Roast in the oven as follows: Let rest for 10 minutes during sauce preparation. Deglaze saute pan with red wine and reduce by half. This keeps the breast meat from overcooking. * oven (a toaster oven will work for teal) * meat thermometer * tongs * foil. Mallard is the largest and most common of the wild ducks, followed by the smaller teal and widgeon. Brown the duck in a cast iron pan over medium heat, preferably using duck fat, but oil will do. Pat the bird dry with a paper towel and salt the duck’s skin.

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