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    A simple Mater Sammich .......

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    Quote Originally Posted by nessmuck View Post
    A simple Mater Sammich .......
    Nothing wrong with simple Ness,sometimes it's the best. +1
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    Come along inside,We'll see if tea and buns can make the world a betterplace.~TheWind in the Willow~

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChopperDave View Post
    Ribs, deviled eggs with a tad too much horse radish. Fresh from the garden tomato salad. Keep it simple boys.
    Nom! Nom! That looks awesome
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    Last Night's Supper : Pan grilled knockwurst and noodles from the Russian Market..... I love their meat dept ! The Knocks had the perfect snap when you bit into'em .

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    I've been away for a bit. I'm so happy to see everyone still cooking. Dessert tonight was some profiteroles and home made ice cream.

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    Duck leg, potatoes and buttered swede. Saison in the glass.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OCDshaver View Post
    I've been away for a bit. I'm so happy to see everyone still cooking. Dessert tonight was some profiteroles and home made ice cream.

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    Good to have you with us! That looks absolutely wonderful

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    Quote Originally Posted by str8fencer View Post
    Duck leg, potatoes and buttered swede. Saison in the glass.

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    I have my annual duck weekend coming up. I placed the order with my butcher yesterday for six fresh ducks. There will be smoked duck hams, duck confit, duck stock, and plenty of rendered duck fat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OCDshaver View Post
    I have my annual duck weekend coming up. I placed the order with my butcher yesterday for six fresh ducks. There will be smoked duck hams, duck confit, duck stock, and plenty of rendered duck fat.
    Why not get just one goose?

    Do you know what breed of duck you are getting?

    I haven't eaten one in years but when I was growing up we raised mostly Emden geese. One time we tried to count them and gave up around 500.... We never had to mow the grass in the yard but didn't walk around barefoot!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 32t View Post
    Why not get just one goose?

    Do you know what breed of duck you are getting?

    I haven't eaten one in years but when I was growing up we raised mostly Emden geese. One time we tried to count them and gave up around 500.... We never had to mow the grass in the yard but didn't walk around barefoot!

    They will be the standard Long Island variety you see most often in the U.S. markets. Lots of fat on them. The small Long Island is perfect for my needs. The small hams are not intended as a main course but more of a snack to go with cheese and wine. The excess fat is used to make the confit as well as for cooking potatoes. And the necks, wings and carcasses will make a stock. There will be many fast meals in the freezer for the upcoming months.

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