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Rare Breast Of Duck Lacquered With Spiced Honey

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INGREDIENTS

4 Boneless Moscovy Hen Duck
Breasts Approx. 7-8 oz.
each
1/2 c Orange Blossom honey
1/2 c Port Wine, Zinfandel Port
works very nicely
3 Each, whole clove
1/2 Stick, whole cinnamon
3 Allspice
1 Star anise
1/2 t Whole black peppercorn
2 Seed from green cardamom
1 Lime, juice and zest from
1 Lemon, juice and zest from
Salt and pepper mill

INSTRUCTIONS

from Chef David Kinch or Sent Sovi  Preparation    Using a sharp knife,
trim and remove the sinew and membrane from the  underside of the duck.
With the skin side down trim off any excess  skin and fat from around
the perimeter of the breast.    Flip over each breast and score the
skin by cutting through the skin  without cutting the meat in diagonal
lines    Place the honey and port wine in a non reactive pot and bring
to a  simmer, making sure to skim off any impurities rising to the
surface.  Reduce by exactly half.    When the honey/port mixture is
reduced, add all the spices, juices  and zests. Let cool to room
temperature - Strain.    Pre-heat oven to 425 F.    Place a saut pan on
a medium flame and season the duck breast with  salt and few turns of a
pepper mill on both sides. When the pan is  hot place the breast skin
side down and slightly reduce the heat. The  breast will immediately
start to render its fat and prevent the  breast from sticking.    When
the breasts are golden brown, turn them in the pan to remove  the
visible rawness and remove from the pan when the breasts are  still
very rare.    Brush the duck breasts on the skin side liberally with
the spiced  honey and place in the oven to cook to a perfect medium
rare (approx.  2 minutes) and allow the honey to take on a shiny,
lacquered finish.  Allow to rest for 2    minutes before slicing.  
Slice the duck breast into thin (1/4") pieces and fan out on a warm
plate.  This duck preparation works well in a salad with greens, or as
an  entree. At Restaurant Sent Sov' it is served with Sauteed Apples
and  a Savory Fennel Cake. Posted to FOODWINE Digest 27 Jan 97 by
Patrick  Gerding <winestwd@HUB.OFTHE.NET> on Jan 28, 1997.

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 297
Calories From Fat: 10
Total Fat: 1.2g
Cholesterol: 0mg
Sodium: 4.6mg
Potassium: 132.7mg
Carbohydrates: 62.9g
Fiber: 3.2g
Sugar: <1g
Protein: 8.4g


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