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6 to 8
as a tapa or an appetizerEasy
4 hr 30
Published 2026
Like anywhere in the world where game birds get their time in the kitchen, Spain has a long history with duck. Over time, it’s become associated with peasant dishes, since ducks were easy to raise, paired well with rice, and stood up to long cooking times in stews. This duck leg confit preparation leans French, but the glaze is very Spanish, and it’s not what you would call a humble dish.
