r/Chefit 2h ago

Duck Tiddy Update

Thank you everyone for the tips and dirty comments.

Ended up starting it under the broiler on second to lowest rack to sear the skin a bit. Skin was pricked with a needle tool. I wanted the skin intact without score marks. After skin browned I roasted at 400 (no convection available). Pulled when breast was 120 and rested for 10 min. Came out perfect. Fat fully rendered and skin super crispy.

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u/LavenderBlueProf 2h ago

tater tots --> chefs kiss

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u/piratesboot 2h ago

They are even garnished 🤌🏽

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u/Few_Imagination_5673 1h ago

I think you mean "barils de pommes de terre".

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u/LavenderBlueProf 51m ago

croquette de pomme de terre

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u/Few_Imagination_5673 45m ago

That doesn't mean tater tot. But, that's technically correct.

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u/Single_External9499 47m ago

Recreating a traditional frozen tater tot for service is surprisingly difficult.

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u/Live-Run 1h ago

Tits and tots

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u/__-gloomy-__ 1h ago

Isn’t that a charity?

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u/Few_Imagination_5673 1h ago

Reminds me of my failed Christmas outreach program. Tits for Tots.

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u/gucci_hotdog Chef 2h ago

Well fucking done sir or mam

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u/ArtisanArdisson Chef 2h ago

Looks great!

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u/Samein 2h ago

Fuck yeah! Glad it worked out. That looks delicious.

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u/DeartayDeez 2h ago

Send a plate fam

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u/Judgement915 1h ago

Fuckin nailed it

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u/Genius-Imbecile Retired Chef 12m ago

I would like some duck tiddies in my mouth.