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    Grilled Duck Sammie 101

    One of my favs!

    Take your favourite ducks breasts and season! Montreal steak spice in this example


    Grill the breasts medium rare and make sure you rest them! slice about 1/4" thick across the grain, and lay on the bread in a criss-cross fashion (sammie holds together easier this way)


    Layer on a some good bread (ciabatta in this case) or bun that was buttered and toasted and add some friend onions


    Enjoy!


    Very best,

    Ian

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    Re: Grilled Duck Sammie 101

    Yummy will try this one Thaks Ian
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    Re: Grilled Duck Sammie 101

    Looks great. I'll have to do this next duck.

    I normally fillet a breast in half then pound them, and flour, egg, breadcrums then deep fry. Then on the sandwich its with Mayo, lettuce, pickles, and lots of hot sauce.

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    Re: Grilled Duck Sammie 101

    Looks good Ian, I'll giver a try a la wigeon tomorrow! What do you mean by resting them?

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    Re: Grilled Duck Sammie 101

    that looks sick(awesome i mean). i look forward to chomping a few of them back. not totally impossible to do out camping either.

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    Re: Grilled Duck Sammie 101

    Resting is simple, after it comes off the grill let it sit (rest) for 3 to 5 mins before slicing, allows the juices to re-distribute in the meat, juicier and more tender.

    And these work great camping, I took a limit of breasts marinated in Korean bbq to deer camp and there where no leftovers!

    Ian

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    Re: Grilled Duck Sammie 101

    I'll be sure to try that recipe Ian; makes my mouth water just looking at the photo!
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    Re: Grilled Duck Sammie 101

    man that thing looks good!!!
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    Re: Grilled Duck Sammie 101

    Looks great, good to see someone that knows how to cook meat!
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    Re: Grilled Duck Sammie 101

    So hungry now lol.

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