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Pan Roasted Duck Breast. Pomegranate and Sherry Wine Vinaigrette.

November 13, 2015 No Comments

    So this ebook thing. I’m getting pretty excited about writing one.  I’m still looking for a good software use. InDesign by Adobe seems like good option. I have no clue how to use it but I just downloaded the 30 day free trial version. I’ll play with it when I get a chance. […]

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Pan Seared Duck Breast : Fermented Lettuce and Parsley “Kimchi”: Pea Shoots

March 8, 2014 54 Comments

So the other day, I saw some beautiful duck breasts at the store and decided to have that for dinner. I’ve been fermenting lettuce at home… and if you’ve been reading some of the previous posts, lettuce has been featured as well. So with the leftovers, I decided to make a batch of “kimchi”, I […]

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  • February 6, 2016
    Really quick post. Not really a recipe. I mean, the recipe is in the title if anything. Not much more to it other than mentioning that the golden brown crust came from flash frying the whole medallions in Ghee @ 450F for about 15 secs. I just wanted to log this to keep record since is probably the best piece of steak I've cooked in a long time and I am very proud of it. Salt the steaks. Add to the sous vide pouches right away, and add vegetable oil . I don't have a vacuum sealer here in Vancouver, so using the water displacement method is good but isn't great. Adding fat to the bag gets around the issue of having some pockets of air around the meat and it probably helps the meat retain its shape better. A theory of mine.... :P Anyways, cook away. Remove from baggies and serve immediately. No need to rest the steaks. They are already at the serving temperature. Happy Sat. I had fun taking some pics. That's it! Sous Vide Beef Tenderloin Medallion. 52C 1h. Hope you enjoy.

    Sous Vide Beef Tenderloin Medallion. 52C 1h

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