Duck breast served over noodles with edamame and dried cherries sounds fancy but is actually super fast and easy.
Another new sumptuous land selection is the one I opted for — Smoked
Duck Breast served with kale atop a sweet potato puree all drizzled with a pomegranate reduction.
Not exact matches
Rotarry International Club — Push button international Club Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation — Destroy the Blue Ridge Parkway Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation Motorcycle — Destroy the Blue Ridge Parkway on a Motorcycle
Breast Cancer Awareness -
Breast Cancer Ignorance Fire Fighter Rescue Squad - Arsonist Jeopardy Squad First In Forestry - Last in Earth Clearing Animal Lovers - Animal Haters
Ducks Unlimited -
Ducks With Limits Friends of Appalachian Trail - People who Hate the Appalachian Trail Historic Lighthouse - Lighthouses of no significance Friends of Great Smoky Mountains — People who hate the Great Smoky Mountains In God We Trust — In God We Distrust Knights of Columbus — Dames of Magellan Litter Prevention — Litter Encouragement National Wild Turkey Federation — National Domesticated Turkey Federation Native American — Imported American Save the Sea Turtle — Eat the Sea Turtle Olympic Spirit — The Olympics Stink SCUBA - Skydive Shag Dancing — Berber Dancing Share the Road - Hog the Road Sons of Confederate Veterans — Daughters of Union Veterans Square Dance Club - Circular Dance Club The V Foundation — Need foundations for all other letters of the alphabet Tobacco Heritage — Lung Cancer Heritage US Navy Submarine Veteran — I never
served in a Navy Sub Veterans of Foreign Wars — I never
served in a foreign War Watermelon — This is against the first amendment unless all other fruits have plates.
Here the
duck breast have been salted and then cooked at a low temperature for four hours before being sliced into neat pieces that
serve as a base for a rich
duck mousse made from the dark leg meat and whiskey.
It was ground
breast of
duck stuffed with leg of
duck confit and foie gras and
served with a red pepper ketchup.
Slice the
duck breast to
serve.
To
serve: Slice the
duck breasts.
To
serve, slice each
breast into 6 - 8 pieces, fan on a plate, and spoon the salsa over the
duck, or
serve on the side.
Seared
Duck Breast with Fire Roasted Tomato, Poblano, and Corn Salsa (
serves 4) Pair with Hibiscus Grenache cocktail of choice
The elegant townhouse
serves only a three - course menu (dessert is a la carte), which includes smartly executed renditions of seared
duck breast over cassoulet, chicken - leg ballontine, and jumbo lump crab risotto.
At the end of the class each of us was
served a dinner of
duck breast smothered in Mole Poblano with a side of rice.
Dishes like wood - grilled rack of lamb
served in oaxacan black mole with garlic - mashed potatoes; mahi - mahi in a rustic salsa of roasted tomatoes, onions, and peppers; slow - roasted pork marinated with achiote and sour orange juice; and succulent
duck breast complemented with a mole poblano and white rice, garnished with chopped cilantro, peanuts and sesame seeds.
Slice the
duck breasts and arrange them on warmed
serving dishes.
Trilling's meals include such unique pairings as spicy chicken and red mole tomales in banana leaves, tender grilled shrimp with chocolate marinade, succulent pan-fried scallops
served on chayote purée with tamarino, guava and chocolate sauce, and expertly sautéed
duck breast in achiote chocolate sauce.
Nearby in the West Village, Madeline's Restaurant & Wine Tasting Room pours top Central Coast wines by day and, in the evening,
serves such favorites as lamb shank and a pan-seared
duck breast.
The critic Robert Hughes has pointed out that David Hockney's The First Marriage (A Marriage of Styles I), in Tate Britain, cheekily adapts Noland's concentric circles to
serve as the bride's
breasts, her earrings, and the sun in the Egyptian sky under which she is being married (as it happens, Hockney knew Noland and also borrowed the technique of staining acrylic into raw cotton
duck).