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Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Salt the duck breasts on both sides. Tender duck, fiery chorizo and earthy chestnuts make up this winning winter dinner party recipe.

Duck breast with chorizo cassoulet


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Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Salt the duck breasts on both sides. Tender duck, fiery chorizo and earthy chestnuts make up this winning winter dinner party recipe.

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To get started with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can have duck breast with chorizo cassoulet using 15 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Duck breast with chorizo cassoulet:

  1. {Get 2 of duck breasts.
  2. {Make ready 60 g of chorizo sausage diced.
  3. {Get 100 ml of passata.
  4. {Prepare 240 ml of chicken stock.
  5. {Prepare Sprig of thyme finaly chopped.
  6. {Get Handful of flat leaf parsley roughly chopped.
  7. {Make ready 5 of shallots sliced.
  8. {Prepare 2 of garlic cloves minced.
  9. {Prepare 1 of medium carrot fine diced.
  10. {Prepare 80 ml of white wine (savignon blanc).
  11. {Take 240 g of cannelini beans.
  12. {Get 1 clove of crushed.
  13. {Take of About 200 ml water.
  14. {Take of Salt.
  15. {Make ready of Black pepper.

Pasta With Chickpeas, Chorizo and Bread Crumbs. Put the duck breasts skin side down, in a cold ovenproof frying pan. Serve with crusty garlic bread and steamed Savoy cabbage. Nestle the duck legs, garlic sausage and bacon into the beans.

Steps to make Duck breast with chorizo cassoulet:

  1. Score the skin of the duck breast. Season the breast with salt and pepper from both sides..
  2. Prepare all the ingredients for cassoulet.
  3. Heat up the bbq. In the preheated large skillet add in diced chorizo, onions, garlic, clove, carrot and thyme. Chorizo will release the fat. Use it to sear all of the ingredients for few minutes..
  4. Add in white wine, chicken stock and bay leaves. Simmer for about 15 minutes or until carrots are tender adding water occasionaly. When carrots are soft remove bay leaves and add in passata and beans. Let it simmer slowly and when its ready finish with roughly chooped flat leaf parsley and set aside. Check seasoning and consistency..
  5. To cook the duck breast place it on pre heated Bbq skin down (medium heat). Cook it for about 7 - 9 minutes and then turn and cook for further 2 minutes. Let it rest for 5 minutes in warm place. Slice it up.
  6. Plate it up.

Next time I may try using goose breast and vension sausage (as my husband is a hunter so we have these View image. I decided to go with a recipe from Anthony Bourdain's Les Halles Cookbook. Chorizo holds up well when simmered in flavorful liquid. Chorizo stewed in Spanish red wine is delicious and traditional, but cooking the sausage in apple cider is just as tasty, and adds a mellow sweetness that pairs well with the smoky, spice. Serve the stewed links with rice or potatoes as a.

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