I've tried steaming duck over white wine... but couldn't
notice any flavor imparted.
Should I stick with water and herbs?
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I've tried steaming duck over white wine... but couldn't
notice any flavor imparted.
Should I stick with water and herbs?
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Quoted message said:I've tried steaming duck over white wine... but couldn't
notice any flavor imparted.Should I stick with water and herbs?
If you're going to steam it, marinate it.
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dwacon said:I've tried steaming duck over white wine... but couldn't
notice any flavor imparted.Should I stick with water and herbs?
I steamed a duck before roasting it on Easter. The rationale
given in the recipe was that it'd get rid of the fat. I
don't think it did so any better than just roasting it all
the way. Before I steamed it I rubbed it with a mixture of
spices and put some in its cavity. Didn't notice any obvious
flavor boost, either.
Cindy
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Cindy Fuller said:In article <QTgkc.34470$Qy.17149@fed1read04>,
dwacon said:I've tried steaming duck over white wine... but couldn't
notice any flavor imparted.Should I stick with water and herbs?
I steamed a duck before roasting it on Easter. The
rationale given in the recipe was that it'd get rid of the
fat. I don't think it did so any better than just roasting
it all the way. Before I steamed it I rubbed it with a
mixture of spices and put some in its cavity. Didn't
That sounds a potential torture method for Abu Ghrain.
(sorry, only joking, topical though)
Quoted message said:notice any obvious flavor boost, either.
Cindy
Fresh rosemary is pretty strong and it did wonders for some
chicken thighs...
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