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2 Cups
; Enough For 2 DucksEasy
Published 1998
Duckling à l’orange is another French classic, not to mention one of the first dishes I learned to make at the La Varenne cooking school in Paris. The sauce owes its unique sweet-sour-caramel flavor to a mixture of burnt sugar and vinegar called a bigarade. The traditional preparation calls for oranges, but I also like the exotic flavor you get with tangerines. To reinforce the orange flavor, place a few strips of the orange zest in the cavity of the duck before grilling.