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Smoked Candied Duck Recipe

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To candy the duck:
Mix in a sauce pan the following
1 cup honey
1 cup high quality maple syrup
1 cup brown sugar
Heat mixture till the sugar dissolves and set aside to cool 15 minutes. While candy mix is cooling cleaned the duck by removing organs and excess fat. Wash in cold water and dry 15 minutes. Place duck in roasting pan and cover with sea or kosher salt - rub bird and allow to sit in fridge for 1 ½ hours. Take duck out of fridge and pour candy mix over. Refrigerate for 36 hour turning the bird every 6 hours to re coat.


To stuff the duck:
Mix together
1 lb bulk sausage
1 cup quartered black olive chopped fine
1 medium white onion chopped fine
3 tart medium apples
1 cup ground bread crumbs

Directions:
Directions:
Mix ingredients together until they are homogeneous. After duck has been in the refrigerator 36 hours stuff the bird full with the stuffing. Smoke in a 250 degree smoker using apple or cherry wood chips for 2 ½ to 3 hours our until the temp is 160. While the duck is smoking soak two and a ½ lbs of dry cranberries in 1 liter of brandy for 1 ½ hours. Then combine the mixture with 1 cup of honey and one Tablespoon of ground Cardamom spice and reduce for 45 minutes until it is thick like syrup. Carve duck and serve it with stuffing and sauce.

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Personal Notes:
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My father in law found this recipe for me the first year I was married. He found out that I like to cook and he loves duck so he put in a request for this dish for Christmas. Being the eager young bride that I was I happily agreed to make his dish… then I started cooking. This recipe is nothing more than amazing but it is certainly a labor of love. It has become a tradition and my love for both the duck and my dear parent in laws have grown through the years.

 

 

 

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