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and more). in any event, one way or another, the practice of serving duck with an orange sauce established itself in french kitchens, until, over the centuries, the preparation as we know it today became cemented as the classic. that version is as follows: one roast duck, skin crackling and crisp; alongside
thing you can do is under-roast it out of some misplaced fear of overcooking it. if the skin is great, the duck will be, too. i played around with a few different methods of achieving an ideal roast duck. i blanched the birds in boiling water first, and also tried pricking the skin all over, both steps...
https://www.seriouseats.com/2018/12/how-to-make-duck-a-lorange.html
whole grains. published: february , [photographs: daniel gritzer, lauren rothman, yasmin fahr, j. kenji lópez-alt] whole grains have been lauded by nutritionists and health nuts for decades now, and, more recently, a whole series of "ancient grains" have moved in and out of the spotlight. quinoa, barley
, and buckwheat, followed by kamut, spelt, teff, farro, and plenty others, have all taken turns as the super-grain-you've-never-heard-of (or, at least, never-really-thought-about) du jour, the one that will supposedly work wonders on your health. while we can't attest to the magical powers of any one...
https://www.seriouseats.com/roundups/whole-grain-recipes