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Title: Caneton Rouennais Aux Cerises Adapted From Escoffier
Categories: Poultry French
Yield: 1 Servings
1 | md | Duckling |
Red wine | ||
Thyme, bay leaf, pepper to | ||
Taste | ||
1 | sm | Onion; chopped |
1 | c | Demi-glace |
;s&p | ||
1/2 | lb | Cherries; pitted |
2 | c | Light syrup |
1/4 | c | Port |
1 | Orange; juice of | |
1 | ts | Mixed spices (e.g., pepper, |
Allspice, | ||
Cinnamon, bay leaf crushed | ||
Together | ||
1/2 | ts | Grated orange zest |
3 | tb | Redcurrant jelly |
Braise the duck in wine with the herbs and onion. When it is done, remove the duck and slice the breast lengthwise. Put the duck slices on a warm platter and keep warm. Use the rest of the duck for snacks or stock.
Strain the braising juices into a saucepan and bring to a boil with the demi-glace. Reduce to about 2/3 c total. Strain over the duck slices.
Meanwhile, cook the cherries in the syrup until they are soft. Drain cherries and set aside.
Combine port, orange juice, spices, and orange zest. Reduce by half over high heat. Strain into another saucepan in which the redcurrant jelly has been melted over low heat. Add the cherries to this.
Serve the duck slices with the cherry compote on the side. From: Michael Loo Date: 11 Sep 97 National Cooking Echo Ä
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