Eating my first duck

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This was the first year I have gone duck hunting. Froze my first duck I ever shot last month and finally got around to eating it. Yummy!
 

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The real secret to eating duck is first:

merinade it overnight in an orange sauce, then slowly just simmer it in a 30 cm frying pan and add your salt pepper and other spices as you cook it. Then after about 1/2 hour flip it over and do the other side, make sure you don't get the heat to high, just let it simmer. Then when it's just about done throw in your vegetables with it. And finally when it's all finished:





Throw the damn thing in the garbage cause the frying pan will taste better than any duck!
 
Throw the damn thing in the garbage cause the frying pan will taste better than any duck!

Maddog, you must have eaten some bad duck in your days, lol. I always enjoy eating most ducks, just not the fish ducks. I guess any game can be made to taste horrible by poor handling & cooking. Done right, duck is delicious!
 
I like duck soup myself.... slice the meat up and simmer it in chicken stock with green onions, carrots and celery... add wild rice..... yummy.... or throw them all in a bag and make pepperettes with them..... whatever
 
I haven't ate duck in years but I don't recall it being poor eating. I think it's all in the prep, as evidenced by the deer chops I was given some years back.....that #### wasn't fit for my dogs to eat.:puke:
 
The real secret to eating duck is first:

merinade it overnight in an orange sauce, then slowly just simmer it in a 30 cm frying pan and add your salt pepper and other spices as you cook it. Then after about 1/2 hour flip it over and do the other side, make sure you don't get the heat to high, just let it simmer. Then when it's just about done throw in your vegetables with it. And finally when it's all finished:





Throw the damn thing in the garbage cause the frying pan will taste better than any duck![/UOTE]
hahahaha! you had me going there :eek:)
 
Roll up the breast and stuff sliced jalapeno pepper with cream cheese in there. Wrap it up in bacon then BBQ or bake until the bacon is crispy. Tasty, and I pass on the fish eaters myself. Another recipe here worth trying :D

Sure is fun shooting them alright, almost too much fun!
 
Why do people gotta make easy chit hard? Take the breasts out, montreal steak spice them and fry them in a pan, the rarer the better. Same goes with Goose breast. If you cook them well-rare or well done then its dog food. Waterfowl is red meat, don't over cook it.
 
My family literally eats a pile of waterfowl every year. Probably over 100 lbs, only had one really bad experience and that was with a roasted goose someone else made.

I can make stews and pulled BBQ sandwiches that people would sware was beef or pork. Also I love liver so I grill up small pieces of goose with onions and cover it in gravy.
 
My family literally eats a pile of waterfowl every year. Probably over 100 lbs, only had one really bad experience and that was with a roasted goose someone else made.

I can make stews and pulled BBQ sandwiches that people would sware was beef or pork. Also I love liver so I grill up small pieces of goose with onions and cover it in gravy.


Mmmmmmmm and Mmmmmmmm!
 
Visited with Doug one night on his way through out west to do some hunting and he handed me over some goose jerky.

Now that was some fine waterfowl! Best damn goose I ever had.

Jerky rocks in goose, moose, deer, or bear form :D . Goose pepperettes are also great.

Hell anything thats not store-bought rocks.
 
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