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Pure duck fat from Moulard ducks, made all-naturally without additives or preservatives. With a silky mouthfeel, subtle flavor, and a high smoke point, duck fat is perfect for high-heat cooking. Chefs consider it the best animal fat for cooking, and it enhances the flavor of anything it touches, from poultry to potatoes, and meat to fresh vegetables.
Cooking Tips: Use duck fat to sauté mushrooms or vegetables, to roast potatoes, in place of oil in salad dressings, and for pan-searing steaks and chops. Rub duck fat over the skin of lean game birds, chickens, or turkeys before roasting for a burnished, crispy finish. Mix duck fat with peanut oil in a 1:3 ratio for extra-tasty fried chicken. You’ve got to have duck fat to confit. Slow cook duck, chicken, or turkey legs, even garlic in duck fat for tender and tasty results. Unlike butter or olive oil, duck fat can be recycled several times, just strain the fat in a fine sieve and store it in the refrigerator. Duck fat also keeps well in the freezer. Take it out an hour before cooking to soften, or use a hot spoon to scrape off a portion.
Pure duck fat from Moulard ducks, made all-naturally without additives or preservatives. With a silky mouthfeel, subtle flavor, and a high smoke point, duck fat is perfect for high-heat cooking. Chefs consider it the best animal fat for cooking, and it enhances the flavor of anything it touches, from poultry to potatoes, and meat to fresh vegetables.
Cooking Tips: Use duck fat to sauté mushrooms or vegetables, to roast potatoes, in place of oil in salad dressings, and for pan-searing steaks and chops. Rub duck fat over the skin of lean game birds, chickens, or turkeys before roasting for a burnished, crispy finish. Mix duck fat with peanut oil in a 1:3 ratio for extra-tasty fried chicken. You’ve got to have duck fat to confit. Slow cook duck, chicken, or turkey legs, even garlic in duck fat for tender and tasty results. Unlike butter or olive oil, duck fat can be recycled several times, just strain the fat in a fine sieve and store it in the refrigerator. Duck fat also keeps well in the freezer. Take it out an hour before cooking to soften, or use a hot spoon to scrape off a portion.