Muscovy duck with peppercorns recipe

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  • Cuisine: Modern Australian

Ingredients

1 Muscovy duck breast
300 ml/3 tbspns reduced duck stock
1 tbspn cream
1 sprig fresh green peppercorns

Preparation

Seal the duck breast in hot oil on both sides, then place in a hot oven to cook through for 2 to 3 minutes.

Meanwhile deglaze the pan with a dash of white wine, then add the rest of the wine, the duck stock and the peppercorns. Reduce for a minute or so, then add the cream to smooth the pepper taste.

Slice duck and plate with sauce, some fresh spinach wilted in a little butter and some caramelised apples.


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