Incredible Roast Duck | Jamie Oliver
TLDRThe video script introduces a mouthwatering Mediterranean recipe from the new cookbook '5 Ingredients Mediterranean'. It features a simple yet flavorful roasted duck dish prepared with just five key ingredients: duck, grapes, cloves, caramelized onions, and rosemary. The cooking process involves roasting the duck with giblets for added flavor, seasoning it with olive oil, ground cloves, sea salt, and black pepper, and roasting it on a bed of onions. The rendered duck fat is saved for future use, while the dish is finished with a sauce made from the caramelized onions, grapes, and giblets, creating a unique and rich gravy. The final presentation is a visually appealing plate of tender duck meat with a crispy skin, served with roasted potatoes, seasonal greens, and the signature sauce, making it a perfect dish for special occasions.
Takeaways
- 🍽️ The recipe is for a Mediterranean-style roasted duck with grapes, cloves, caramelized onions, and rosemary, using only five ingredients.
- 💡 Giblets (kidneys, heart, liver) from the duck can be used to add amazing flavor to the dish, although they are optional.
- 🔥 The duck's fat will render out during roasting and can be saved for future use in various dishes.
- 🧂 Season the duck with olive oil, ground cloves, sea salt, and black pepper to create a flavorful crust.
- 🌿 Add rosemary inside the duck for additional flavor and to steam as it cooks.
- 🍠 Quartered onions form a trivet under the duck, which will caramelize and contribute to a delicious sauce.
- 🍇 Adding grapes towards the end of cooking gives a sweet and sour contrast to the dish.
- 🕒 Cook the duck at 180°C (350°F) for about 2 hours, basting halfway through.
- 🧉 Save the rendered duck fat in the fridge; it solidifies and can be used for months.
- 🔪 After resting, carve the duck by removing the wings, legs, and breast meat.
- 🍲 Create a rustic gravy by mashing the caramelized onions and grapes and simmering them with water.
- 🌟 The final dish is a special and flavorful option for occasions like Thanksgiving, Christmas, or Father's Day.
Q & A
What is the main dish being prepared in the recipe?
-The main dish being prepared is a roasted duck with grapes, cloves, caramelized onions, and rosemary.
What are the 'giblets' mentioned in the script?
-Giblets are the internal organs of the duck, which include the kidneys, heart, and liver. They are used to add flavor to the dish.
Why is the rendered fat from the duck not eaten but saved for later use?
-The rendered fat from the duck is not eaten directly because it is used for months to come in various dishes such as roasting a chicken, starting a stew, a risotto, or even roasting a piece of fish.
What is the purpose of adding olive oil to the duck before roasting?
-The olive oil is added to help the seasoning cling to the duck and to ensure even roasting, as the duck meat is lean.
What is the role of the onions in the recipe?
-The onions are quartered and used to create a trivet for the duck. As the duck roasts, the fat and drippings fall onto the onions, which then sweeten and caramelize, contributing to the sauce.
How long should the duck be roasted before adding the grapes?
-The duck should be roasted for 1.5 hours before adding the grapes.
What is the purpose of basting the duck halfway through the cooking process?
-Basting the duck helps to keep the meat moist and to incorporate the rendered fat back into the duck for enhanced flavor.
What type of grapes can be used in the recipe?
-Any type of seedless grapes, such as green, black, or red, can be used in the recipe.
How is the sauce for the duck prepared after roasting?
-The sauce is prepared by mashing the onions and grapes at the bottom of the roasting tray, adding water, and simmering the mixture. The giblets are also fried and added to the sauce for extra flavor.
How long should the duck rest before carving?
-The duck should rest for a short period of time after roasting to allow the juices to redistribute throughout the meat.
What is the final step in preparing the duck to serve?
-The final step is to carve the duck, plate it with the sauce, roasted potatoes, steamed seasonal greens, crispy rosemary, caramelized onions, and grapes.
What is the significance of using a coarse sieve to strain the sauce?
-Using a coarse sieve helps to create a rustic, thickened gravy by capturing the solids while allowing the liquid to pass through, enhancing the texture and flavor of the sauce.
Outlines
😋 Preparing the Duck with Giblets and Seasonings
The first paragraph introduces a Mediterranean recipe from the cookbook '5 Ingredients Mediterranean' featuring roasted duck with grapes, cloves, caramelized onions, and rosemary. The chef explains the value of giblets (kidneys, heart, liver) for flavor and demonstrates how to prepare the duck. The duck is seasoned with olive oil, ground cloves, sea salt, black pepper, and rosemary. The onions are cut and used to create a trivet in the roasting tray, which will later contribute to a delicious sauce. The duck is then roasted at 180°C or 350°F for an hour and a half, with a basting step halfway through.
🍽️ Carving and Finishing the Duck with a Unique Sauce
In the second paragraph, the chef discusses the process of finishing the duck dish. After roasting, the duck is allowed to rest while the rendered fat is saved for future use. Grapes are introduced as a surprise ingredient, roasted with the duck to create a sweet and sour contrast. The duck is then returned to the oven for an additional half hour. Upon completion, the duck is carved, and the remaining ingredients are prepared for a rustic gravy. The giblets are finely chopped and fried with duck fat, then combined with the caramelized onions and grapes to create a rich sauce. The sauce is strained for a rustic texture and reduced to the desired consistency. Finally, the dish is plated with the duck, roasted potatoes, steamed greens, crispy rosemary, caramelized onions, and grapes, all served with the unique gravy.
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Keywords
💡Roasted Duck
💡Giblets
💡Caramelized Onions
💡Rosemary
💡Grapes
💡Rendered Fat
💡Trivet
💡Baste
💡Offal
💡Gravy
💡Crisp Rosemary
Highlights
The recipe uses only five ingredients to create a flavorful roasted duck dish.
Giblets, including the heart, liver, and kidneys, are used to enhance the flavor of the duck.
The duck is seasoned with ground cloves, sea salt, and black pepper for a simple yet delicious taste.
Rosemary is crumpled and added inside the duck to infuse it with flavor as it cooks.
Quartered onions are used to create a trivet, which will caramelize and sweeten during roasting.
The rendered duck fat is saved and can be used for various cooking purposes, such as roasting or making sauces.
Grapes are added towards the end of cooking to create a sweet and sour contrast with the duck.
The duck is basted halfway through cooking to ensure a crispy skin.
Giblets are finely chopped and fried with duck fat to add depth to the sauce.
Crispy rosemary is created by frying it in duck fat, adding a unique flavor to the dish.
The sauce is made by mashing the caramelized onions and grapes, then simmering with water.
The duck is carved by removing the wings and legs, and then separating the breast meat from the bone.
The leftover duck carcass can be used to make a flavorful broth.
The final dish is served with roasted potatoes, steamed greens, and the rich gravy.
The recipe is suitable for special occasions like Thanksgiving, Christmas, or Father's Day.
The cookbook '5 Ingredients Mediterranean' provides this recipe along with other simple and delicious dishes.
The dish features deep, sweet, and slightly sour flavors from the homemade gravy.
The duck skin is described as crispy and delightful, with tender meat that falls apart easily.
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