How I cook these succulent duck legs
I love duck and these legs are always succulent. Prior to cooking, I pour boiling water over the skins; they will shrink slightly. Pat dry. Rub a little salt into skin. Cook on grill tray with pan beneath to catch the fat. Result. Crispy, non greasy, and succulent.
Put the legs in the slow cooker on a low setting w
Put the legs in the slow cooker on a low setting with a splash of port and some chopped mushrooms for about 6hrs...so tender and tasty. served with roast potatoes and greens. Perfect.
Smelt awful even after opening the pack and lettin
Smelt awful even after opening the pack and letting it sit for a while, it was clearly off. Opened it 2 days before the SBD.
Dont list as legs when you get breasts
Ordered 2 packs of Duck Legs, 1 pack were breasts 1 pack were legs, no sub listed on receipt, Breasts were very small, not great when hosting a dinner party!
I had these tonight, and I was impressed. Cooked t
I had these tonight, and I was impressed. Cooked them as instructions, apart from 150C fan oven, and they came out perfect. Crispy skin with good flavour. Served with a cranberry sauce.. smashing.
Unreliable quality.
I have tried the duck legs twice before but when I opened the packet last night it had a bad smell. However, I did cook it but it didn’t taste right when I tried to eat it so I just put it out.
Taste delicious
Well I buy regularly and they are always delicious, I roast on a trivet as to me it’s the only way to eat duck legs. One. Complaint can never open pack@ge have to cut it open, but no complaints re product, must be getting different duck to everyone else, never problem with date either
Check they are not rotten
Bought these yesterday from Tesco Extra Stafford. When opening package, the legs had a strong faint odour which disappeared after a few minutes so I put them on a tray in the oven and left the kitchen thinking they still have 3 days left on the BBE date (9th of March 2021). After 1 hour I came to check up on them in the kitchen. It is impossible to accurately describe the smells without having a gagging reflex and threw everything out in the bin. Came to report my extraordinary experience at the till, the lady said I should have brought a piece of the rotten meat with me for checking and she cannot do anything about it, actually she didn't even care to ask which product the issue is about. Well thank you Tesco, I enjoyed the duck legs in the past 4 years, but now I am thinking of becoming a vegetarian after this amazing and unbelievable experience.
Best cooked in a pressure cooker.
Odd smell when the packaging is open. I don’t like them roasted so confit them. Sprinkle the legs with salt and herbs. Leave uncovered in the fridge for 24 to 48 hours. Wash off the salt, pat dry, fry in a pan until the skin is golden. Then cook in a pressure cooker for 1hr (don’t add any liquid) then crisp in the oven for 10 minutes. Keep the fat from the pressure cooking for next time you roast potatoes.
Don’t buy
Smelt rotten eggy when we opened the packet and it didn’t go with leaving them to stand for 10 mins like advised. Complained to Tesco and got a refund. Ruined NYE dinner for us! Also won’t buy again after hearing the factory is under investigation with the Food Standards Agency for treatment of animals