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Old 01-18-2015, 03:15 AM
martin martin is offline
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Take Duck and stuff with carrot celery onion leek gahlic 2 sprigs thyme 1 small sprig rosemary 1 tangerine 1 bay leaf. Roast @ 400 for an hour. Let cool and debone. Pull the breast skin back and scrape off the fat. secret for crispy duck...

Take stuffing and bones and put in a stock pot with cold water to cover nice red wine and simmer for 3 hrs. Strain stock and boil til reduced by half. Add Grand Marnier or Chambord and rasberries. Do the rasberries! You can thicken with roux or reduce more and pull from heat. Whisk in butter to finish sauce.

Flash half ducks at 400 for 15-20 minnows. Under sauce and serve. You don`t want to put sauce on your nice crispy skin now do you?

Save your fat for cholesterol friendly sauté.
Thanks i have been taking just the breast and it was very upsetting letting the rest go... I did not shoot them but ,still I do not.like to waste a life... I will try this one for sure...
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Old 01-18-2015, 02:01 PM
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I like duck smoked and pressure cooked with sweet citrus like oranges
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Old 01-18-2015, 08:08 PM
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... I did not shoot them but ,still.....
WHAAT! My image of you is shattered, Martin!
I thought for sure you could drill the new transducer hole in the bottom of your Seacraft, from underneath it, while standing on a stepladder, in the water, because it is on a boat lift, with your left hand AND sill shoot ducks with the 12 gauge auto, with your right hand.
I assumed the lead duck looked down and saw a nice, peaceful, calm canal with just one little boat on a lift. Little did he know Martin was set up under the Seacraft, perched up on his step ladder with the same firepower as a C-130 Specter.
They never saw it coming!
The Duck Commander would have been proud!
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Old 01-18-2015, 08:40 PM
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WHAAT! My image of you is shattered, Martin!
I thought for sure you could drill the new transducer hole in the bottom of your Seacraft, from underneath it, while standing on a stepladder, in the water, because it is on a boat lift, with your left hand AND sill shoot ducks with the 12 gauge auto, with your right hand.
I assumed the lead duck looked down and saw a nice, peaceful, calm canal with just one little boat on a lift. Little did he know Martin was set up under the Seacraft, perched up on his step ladder with the same firepower as a C-130 Specter.
They never saw it coming!
The Duck Commander would have been proud!
We get our ducks at the zoo after hours.
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Old 01-18-2015, 09:39 PM
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No kidding GFS, you are always thinking. The goofy birds are used to people feeding them at the zoo. A hand full of crushed crackers and "gafftop/sailcat equalizer" ball bat when they get close and you can get all you want. Plus the ducks are well fed so they're really fat!!
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Old 01-18-2015, 11:21 PM
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No kidding GFS, you are always thinking. The goofy birds are used to people feeding them at the zoo. A hand full of crushed crackers and "gafftop/sailcat equalizer" ball bat when they get close and you can get all you want. Plus the ducks are well fed so they're really fat!!
You do not make your money when you sell your foie gras.
You make it when you buy it at the zoo...
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Old 01-18-2015, 10:52 PM
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WHAAT! My image of you is shattered, Martin!
I thought for sure you could drill the new transducer hole in the bottom of your Seacraft, from underneath it, while standing on a stepladder, in the water, because it is on a boat lift, with your left hand AND sill shoot ducks with the 12 gauge auto, with your right hand.
I assumed the lead duck looked down and saw a nice, peaceful, calm canal with just one little boat on a lift. Little did he know Martin was set up under the Seacraft, perched up on his step ladder with the same firepower as a C-130 Specter.
They never saw it coming!
The Duck Commander would have been proud!
Lol. , damn it you got me... The buffleheads come in early in the am.. A good blind and a cast net work great..oh and the mallards are year round.. You can definitely catch with a cast net..lol cast nets are quieter then the 12guage
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