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The following recipe is from the July 28 edition of our weekly recipe newsletter. To receive this newsletter in your inbox, sign up here! My penchant for over buying summer produce struck again over the weekend and I found myself...
Sour Plum Duck, A Hakka Chinese Classic
Chinese Sour Plum duck may be the origin of the duck sauce served by all Chinese restaurants. Try this Hakka Chinese classic sour plum duck and you will be amazed how delicious it is!
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Make this classic restaurant meal at home, entirely from scratch: We show you how to make the duck, the pancakes, and your own plum sauce.
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Duck of Paradise
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Fresh fruit and ginger star in this version of a Chinese take-out staple sauce.
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Duck Noodle Soup
Duck noodle soup is a simple yet super flavorful Chinese dish you can make with very little time. It’s also a great way to use up roast duck!
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Easy Peking Duck with Mandarin Pancakes | The Woks of Life
This easy Peking Duck recipe features crispy duck breast & homemade Mandarin pancakes. Impress guests with a Peking Duck dinner that's easier than it looks!
Peking Duck with Mandarin Pancakes and Plum Sauce
Make this classic restaurant meal at home, entirely from scratch: We show you how to make the duck, the pancakes, and your own plum sauce.
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This roasted braised duck recipe is so good. With a few special ingredients and a little time, you’ll have an amazing, special dinner on your hands!
Fried Wonton Strips (Restaurant Style)
Do you love the fried wonton strips at Chinese-American restaurants? They're easy to make! Great for "takeout fakeout" with duck sauce for dipping.
Duck Tongue
Duck tongues? Wait, ducks have tongues? Yes, and the organ is actually a fatty delicacy. Barely two inches long, the tongue is small and flimsy but tastes intensely ducklike. When freshly fried, duck tongues are as addictive as potato chips.