Duck Breast with Crispy Cabbage and Bacon Salad

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You're working with a beautifully versatile duck breast that comes together quickly—the key is nailing the sear to keep it juicy inside while the skin crisps up. While the duck rests, you're building a warm cabbage and bacon salad that gets cooked fast and hot to stay crunchy and pick up some nice color, so timing between the two components matters.

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    Prepare the meat

    You can prepare the duck breast however you like. If you fancy, marinate it in advance in your favourite marinade - in that case, do it at least a day before cooking.


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    Marinade

    Carefully score the skin, cutting through the skin only and not into the meat. Make a few diagonal cuts. Then marinate the meat in whatever marinade you like - it can be slightly spicy, or just as good with simply salt and pepper.

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    Prepare the cabbage

    Finely chop the fresh cabbage. Cut the onion into coarser pieces and the bacon into strips or small squares. Heat some lard in a large pot. Fry the bacon and onion until crispy. Add the cabbage. Season with salt and spices. If you prefer a tangier taste, add a splash of vinegar.


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Duck Breast with Crispy Cabbage and Bacon Salad

bohynekuchyne
Active time total 47 min
Prep 10 min Cook 37 min
Plus 1 h of resting (not counted in active time)

9 Ingredients

6 Steps

Medium Difficulty

Ingredients — what you'll need

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What's in it?

582 kcal

Calories

38 g

Carbohydrates

28 g

Fats

45 g

Proteins

The nutritional information is an estimate and may vary based on the specific ingredients used.

About this recipe

Duck breast is an ingredient I absolutely adore. Ready in no time, with a full, wonderful flavour of its own. It pairs beautifully with a light salad, risotto, pasta, or in the traditional way, with potato lokše, dumplings or braised cabbage. It's simply a wonderfully versatile piece of meat. Today I've served mine with a warm salad of cabbage and crispy bits of onion and streaky bacon.

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