Duck Confit: (Day 3) Duck Confit, Caramelized Pearl Onion, Baby Carrot Vichy, Merlot Demi Sauce

Duck Confit, in all its glory. I would eat this before I ate steak, lobster, or anything else. If this was my last meal I would die a happy man. Good thing I’m not dying anytime soon or else this post would be really awkward!

The three days of duck confit are over. It lasted a little longer than three days (pills made me a little weird so I couldn’t cook) but it was well worth it. It looks very simple on the plate but now you know the work behind it so the simplicity with the presentation is kind of a tongue in cheek moment for whoever is eating it that doesn’t know the process.

Ingredients:

  • Duck Confit prepped from the other two days
  • Pearl Onions
  • Baby Carrots
  • Clarified Butter
  • Sugar

Procedure

  1. Heat up pot containing duck confit slowly in the oven at 200F(Mmmmm sealed in fat)
  2. Remove duck legs and clean meat from end of the bones then sear on pan fat side down
  3. Flip legs then place in oven at 500F for 5-7 minutes then remove and let rest
  4. Caramelize onions and so a vichy on the carrrots (search for the recipe on my site)
  5. Serve with an awesome sauce.
  6. Enjoy

Day 2 (click here)

Day 1 (click here)

Eric

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4 thoughts on “Duck Confit: (Day 3) Duck Confit, Caramelized Pearl Onion, Baby Carrot Vichy, Merlot Demi Sauce

  1. Oh lovely, fabulous duck… You really can use every bit of it, which is great! So much flavor. When I take the dog for a walk along the trail that runs through Duvall, there’s all these ducks in the water. They’re adorable and everything, but every time I see them, my brain goes, “Yum… duck sounds good tonight…” Don’t worry, I haven’t escalated to duck serial killer… yet.

  2. Wow, looks very good. You need to fix me this one when I come to visit. I am going to gain so much weigh when I am down there, so I better start an exercise routine.

  3. Wow, when you start cooking like this I can see your bright chef future all laid out before you! GREG

  4. Um, that duck is looking ravishing! I’m never had it but I imagine it’s probably a cross between turkey and chicken!

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