Material: 1 frozen duck; 1 apple; Bread 1 piece
Seasoning: cooking wine; Salt; Maple syrup; Honey;
Tools: 1 rope; 1 straw; 1 brush; 1 large baking tray with shelf
Exercise:
Day 1: Pickled Duck
Defrost, wash and pluck the ducks. Wipe the salt and cooking wine inside and outside, wrap it with plastic wrap and marinate it in the refrigerator for 2 days.
Day 3: Blowing-scalding duck-drying duck.
1. Blow-insert the salted duck into the skin from the neck with a straw, and blow to separate the skin from the meat (the duck I bought this time is not very good, for one thing, it has no head, and for another, the skin at the leg of the duck has been torn, so I will omit the skin blowing step this time).
2. Cook the duck-cook a pot and add a large pot of boiling water; Put the blown ducks into the vegetable washing pool; First pour boiling water into the kettle (all the parts are poured), and then pour a large pot of boiling water in one breath; The cooked duck skin will be full, as if it were about to burst.
Blowing and scalding will make the roast duck skin brittle.
3. Dry the duck-tie the scalded duck under the wings with a rope and hang it to dry. There are only two cabinet handles on the sink in my kitchen. I usually hang ducks here. If you can't hang them on the pool, remember to catch blood in the small basin below.
Day 5: Roast duck-sliced duck-duck rack soup
roast duck
1. preheat oven 375f/190c;
2. Mix maple syrup and honey into a small bowl of sauce and brush it on the duck skin with a brush;
3. Wash the apples, cut them into 4 pieces, dip the bread in water, and stuff the apples and bread into the duck's stomach together;
4. Put the duck on a baking tray with a shelf, and wrap the duck legs, wings and heads (if any) with tin foil (to prevent paste).
Be sure to use a baking tray with a shelf, so that water and oil droplets will not lick the duck and the skin will not be brittle when roasting;
Bake for one and a half to two hours, but brush honey and maple syrup every 30 minutes, then turn over, and pay attention to anti-paste for the last half hour.