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Lareyed potatoes with savoury-seasoned duck confit and dried tomatoes https://www.metro.ca/userfiles/image/recipes/etage-pommes-terre-confit-canard-sarriette-5403.jpg PT20M PT15M PT35M
Peel the potato or leave skin on, according to taste, and cut into 1/3 in. (1 cm) slices.Cook in a non-stick pan until golden brown. If necessary, finishing cooking in the oven at 350°F (180°C).Heat the duck legs, remove skin and de-bone. Add the fresh savoury.Season the potato slices with salt and pepper. Make a layer of potatoes, savoury-seasoned duck and thin strips of dried tomatoes.Place another layer of potatoes, duck and dried tomatoes on top. Finish with a layer of potato slices and dried tomato strips.Garnish with a green salad and your favourite dressing. Variation: serve with a green bean and radish salad with olive oil and lime.Round off the presentation by adding a fine drizzle of balsamic vinegar reduced by half.
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1 Québec large potato duck confit (2 legs) 1/2 tsp. (2 mL) fresh savoury dried tomatoes to taste Salt and pepper to taste balsamic vinegar to taste
Lareyed potatoes with savoury-seasoned duck confit and dried tomatoes

Lareyed potatoes with savoury-seasoned duck confit and dried tomatoes

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  • Gluten-free
  • Lactose-free
2
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0:20
Preparation
0:15
COOKING
0:35
TOTAL TIME

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Ingredients

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  • 1
    Québec large potato

  • duck confit (2 legs)
  • 1/2 tsp.
    (2 mL)
    fresh savoury

  • dried tomatoes to taste

  • Salt and pepper to taste

  • balsamic vinegar to taste
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Preparation

Peel the potato or leave skin on, according to taste, and cut into 1/3 in. (1 cm) slices.

Cook in a non-stick pan until golden brown. If necessary, finishing cooking in the oven at 350°F (180°C).

Heat the duck legs, remove skin and de-bone. Add the fresh savoury.

Season the potato slices with salt and pepper. Make a layer of potatoes, savoury-seasoned duck and thin strips of dried tomatoes.

Place another layer of potatoes, duck and dried tomatoes on top. Finish with a layer of potato slices and dried tomato strips.

Garnish with a green salad and your favourite dressing. Variation: serve with a green bean and radish salad with olive oil and lime.

Round off the presentation by adding a fine drizzle of balsamic vinegar reduced by half.

Source : Féd. producteurs de pommes de terre du Québec

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