World Gourmet Summit 2002
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Serves 4 |
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Ingredients: |
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4 |
duck breasts |
| salt & pepper | |
| sea salt | |
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120g |
honey |
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1 |
pinch salt |
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120ml |
balsamic vinegar |
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90g |
dried currants |
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60g |
butter |
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Candied Onions & Carrots |
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3 |
large onions, sliced |
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800g |
carrots, cut into bātons |
| salt & pepper | |
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2 tbsp |
honey |
Method
Score the fatty side of the duck breast (magret) and season with salt. Pan fry quickly without the addition of any cooking oil (the fat from the duck will melt and provide enough). Pan fry until coloured. In another frying pan, heat and caramelise the honey for sauce. Deglaze with the balsamic vinegar and cook until syrupy in consistence.
Transfer the duck fillets onto a baking sheet lined with a wire rack. Place in a slow oven, at about 180°c. Brush the skin side of the fillets with the honey/balsamic syrup and leave to dry. Repeat several times taking care not to overcook the fillets.
In another frying pan, melt 2 tablespoons of honey. Add the sliced onions and cook slowly over low heat. Add the carrot bātons, and continue cooking slowly, adding water if necessary. Soak the dried currants in warm water then add to the vegetables.
Add enough liquid to the remaining honey/balsamic syrup until a sauce consistency. Add the butter.
AssemblySlice
the duck breast, fan out the slices and serve with the vegetables.
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