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Spatch the Duck
I'm planning on cooking a couple of ducks on the BGE Sunday. Since I got the BGE a couple of years ago, my chickens and turkeys have all been cooked spatched with great results. I'm thinking of doing the same with the ducks, but haven't cooked a duck in prob 10 years. Any reason not to cook duck spatched?
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"Any reason not to cook duck spatched? "
Nope, but doing it direct is iffy. Lots of fat running out. Have a pan under.
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Good point, so indirect and like 325 or so?
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You can steam them first, after pricking the skin, to render much of the fat.
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Love Spatch Duck, low and slow to let the fat render.
Enjoying life in Cincinnati, Ohio - Large BGE & MiniMax BGE -
Steam is certainly something I will attempt in the future.
This time I settled for raised indirect, around 325 for about 2 1/2h, internal temp about 165 in the breast. Served with potatoes roasted in duck fat and a (to me) too sweet orange sauce.
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Nice! Thanks for the reminder, I last made spatchcock Peking duck in 2011!canuckland
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Looks fantastic!
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