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How To Cook Duck |

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  • push ur fingers in there....slightly reistant....but still quite bouncy....and that confirms they're quite pink in the center.

    giggity.

  • lol at the confused person below

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  • Ramsay once squeezed a stone. It turned into a cheese. It's now commonly known as mozzarella cheese.

  • @dustinyo18 They both work. Scoring makes it easier, but it's not like the fat won't melt if you heat it right.

  • @garthnicholls Dork! ;)

  • You are a great teacher Gordon, i'm following you very closely xx

  • Checkout that "mallard" reaction!

  • OMGGGG i want duck! so good

  • I've always been told that you should score the skin first so the fat can more easily come out. He doesn't do it here. He still seems to get plenty of fat though, maybe the 'starting cold' method works just as well.

  • @irvy123 Exactly. Squab is VERY pink, even when done.  It's the nature of the meat.

  • I've never tried duck, but this looks delicious. It's on my to try list.

  • @Doxi99 You *can* actually eat turkey and chicken if it's pink. Just not too pink/red. There's a chart floating somewhere online about this, but I can't be bothered to look it up. A lot of people think that any pinkness in their white meats means it's undercooked, which actually leads to its overcooking.

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