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4
servingsEasy
2 hr 30
By Andrew Schloss and David Joachim
Published 2007
Boneless, skinless duck breasts have become widely available in recent years. Check your supermarket’s poultry case. If you can’t find them, ask at the meat counter; they can probably get some duck breasts in. If you’re starting with skin-on duck breasts, trim off most of the skin, but leave a long, narrow strip of skin attached, about 1 to 2 inches wide. Cut a few deep slits in the skin to help drain some of the excess fat. This little bit of left-on skin will add flavor and moisture to th
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