Duck Leg Confit: 3 Hours, 3 Ingredients | Alexandra’s Kitchen
This is not a recipe for making traditional duck confit, which tends to be a lengthy three-phase process of salting, rinsing and then simmering in fat. Rather, it's a recipe inspired by the duck confit made by Chef Thien Ngo at Fork, when he discovered his many-years old supply had been mistakenly trashed. Traditionally, too, confit is stored in fat, which will preserve it for months. You certainly could do that, but if you plan on crisping up the legs within a few days, it's easier to store…
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