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How to cook roast duck, so that the skin and meat are separated and the color is bright and beautiful?
The color of roast duck skin should look good, refer to the following practices.

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.