Cooking duck is no easy feat – it’s a culinary challenge even for seasoned chefs. With its rich fat, dark meat, and notoriously tricky skin, duck requires precision at every step. Overcooking or undercooking it can ruin the dish, and achieving that perfect balance of crispy skin and tender meat demands skill.
In this episode of Great Works, we take on the challenge of two iconic duck dishes: the crispy Szechuan-style Peking Duck and the luxurious French classic pressed duck. Watch as we dive into the intricate techniques behind each dish, exploring everything from the flavors, to the technique, to the presentation.
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Impressive, very impressive!
yummy
La Atagoniste is superb! Chef Atef is my fave! 😍
Belgiqoue 1420
L'Antagoniste duck in a vice: $99, serves two
Hwa Yuan 6 course meal with Szechuan-style Peking duck: $95/customer (min. 4)
brings me back to Wok with Yan in the 80’s
Its a shame at the end they brought the other chef "take out" version of the ducks. They should have had the chefs try it at each other's restaurant. Peaking duck does NOT travel well/reheat well as I'm sure the pressed duck is the same. Should have each had it fresh from the kitchen for a real taste experience
Only a Chinese can cook a duck.