Duck Rillette with Crostini
Show: Emeril Live
Episode: Slow Cooking
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By cath1025_10670581
Fredericksburg, VA
on April 06, 2013
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Very good. I made a few changes - and yes, I still have the nerve to review b/c I honestly don't think they impacted negatively on the dish. I did the confit in a SousVide using Keller's recipe (Google it. If you confit using a SousVide be sure to roast a few cloves of garlic separately. I also used shallot instead of onion. Be sure to **let this sit overnight.** The flavor improves immensely. Also I would recommend not adding salt until you have tasted - my duck legs were quite salty from the confit cure and I found additional salt unnecessary. Yummy!
By rtenenbown
Houston, TX
on December 05, 2009
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I always do in the fall of the year. This is as good as it gets as a starter for a meal of game. Don't put too much out or your guests will never get to the main meal.
By jijones_4367030
Fremont, CA
on November 28, 2005
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Also contains recipe for Confit