How To make Pappardelle Ii (Duck)
5 lb Duck, boned, fat removed,
cut into 1 inch pieces 1/4 c Oil, olive
3 md Onions, chopped (@ 2 cups)
1/3 c Pancetta, finely chopped
:
(Italian, dry cured unsmoked bacon) OR 1/3 c Bacon
Salt (to taste) Pepper (to taste) 1/2 c Livers, chicken, chopped
1/2 c Mushrooms, porcini, dried
:
(@1 oz) soaked in 2 cups of hot water for :
30 minutes 2 ea Bay leaves
1 sm Rosemary, fresh, branch OR
1 ts Rosemary, dried, chopped
4 ea Cloves, whole
1 c Wine, white, dry
3 tb Paste, tomato
3 c Stock, chicken **
** See other recipe for Chicken Stock. For Boneless Duck in Sguazet: ============================= Pat the duck dry. Heat 1/4 cup of olive oil in a heavy large casserole over high heat. Add duck and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Cook over high heat, stirring often, until lightly golden. (About 10 minutes) Strain off about 3/4 of the fat (discard or reserve for another use.) Add onions and pancetta to the casserole, and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Saute until golden, about 8 minutes. Add chicken livers, heat and stir for 2 minutes. Meanwhile, strain the soaked porcini mushrooms, reserving the liquid. Rinse them and chop them up coarsely. Strain the liquid through a fine sieve or cheesecloth and set aside. To the casserole add porcini, bay leaves, rosemary and cloves and stir for 5 minutes. Add the wine and cook, stirring, until wine is nearly evaporated. Add tomato paste and simmer for 2 minutes, stirring to coat all ingredients. Add reserved mushroom soaking liquid and Chicken Stock and bring to a boil. Lower heat, cover partially, and simmer 45 minutes. Remove bay leaves and any rosemary stems. Skim fat from surface and adjust seasonings. Set aside. Go on to the next recipe and cook the pappardelle and assemble. Source: New York's Master Chefs, Bon Appetit Magazine : Written by Richard Sax, Photographs by Nancy McFarland : The Knapp Press, Los Angeles, 1985 Chef: Lidia Bastianich, Felidia Restaurant, New York
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Authentic Venetian Duck Ragù (Ragù d'Anatra) Straight from our Kitchen in Italy to Yours)
This authentic Northern Italian Duck Ragù recipe is regional Italian cooking at its very best. It comes from right here in the Veneto where we live and it's one of our favorite pasta dishes of all time. If you're familiar with our Venetian Duck Ragù w/Bigoli Pasta, then you probably already know how delicious this ragù is. It's not the most well-known ragù outside of Italy, but thankfully that's changing. Duck ragù (or Ragù d’Anatra or also called Ragù d'Arna in Venetian dialect) is a slow-simmered ragù made with duck, soffrito, garlic, herbs, spices, white wine, butter, duck or chicken stock, milk, and extra virgin olive oil all simmered to perfection and most often tossed with fresh bigoli (pronounced bee-go-lee) or pappardelle pasta. And it's seriously one of the best Italian dishes I've ever eaten. This isn't a difficult recipe to make, but it's not going to be ready in 30 minutes or less. It needs time and attention to develop the depth and rich flavors it's known and so loved for. This is a recipe to be savored and lovingly looked after and tasted a hundred times as it simmers away. If you've got any duck-hunting friends or family, I highly recommend trading a duck (or two) for cooking this delicious pasta recipe in exchange and double it. Find step-by-step recipe photos over at the blog for those new to duck ragù.
Our recipe is based on our favorite duck ragù pasta from local restaurants and trattorias and a nationally award-winning artisanal ready-to-heat-and-eat version made by a family-owned gastronomy shop here in town.
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Venetian Duck Ragu with Pappardelle
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A rich Venetian duck ragu made with cinnamon, orange, white wine and tossed with pappardelle pasta. This beautiful pasta dish has a festive feel to it but can be eaten all year round. It’s super comforting, easy to prepare and sure to impress!
Duck Ragu Pappardelle
Tuck into one of Janene's all-time favourite recipes! A deliciously easy meal that's sure to wow your dinner guests. You can use dried pappardelle rather than fresh, cutting the fresh pasta sheets into strips gives it a lovely rustic feel.
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This recipe used the sous vide short ribs from the previous episode:
Ingredients:
Short Ribs (Braised, No bones) 120g
Pappardelle 75g
Cherry Tomato 7 pcs
Onion 1/4 ea
Garlic Minced 2 tsp
Basil 2 large leaves (+ small leaves for garnish)
Olive oil 3 Tbsp
Chicken Stock 1/2 cup
Maggi Sauce 1 tsp
Unsalted Butter 1 Tbsp
Short Rib Marinade 2 Tbsp
Water as much needed
Directions:
1. Preheat the oven to 450F
2. Reheat the short rib with short rib marinade and water enough to cover the meat on medium to medium low heat.
3. Roast cherry tomatoes with olive oil and salt in the oven (20 minute check + 5 minute(s))
4. Small dice onion and pick, wash, and tear basil leaves.
5. When the tomatoes are done mix with torn basil leaves, add 1/2 Tbsp of olive oil and lightly smash the tomatoes to release the juice.
6. When the braising liquid is reduced and short ribs are fork tender, break the meat chunks apart with hand like pulled meat.
7. Cook pappardelle and drizzle and mix with some olive oil.
8. Mix the chicken stock with Maggi sauce.
9. On the pan start by searing short ribs on all sides and add onions and garlic.
10. Deglaze with chicken stock+Maggi and reduce it down to 1/2 of its original volume.
11. Mix in the butter and cherry tomato+basil mix.
12. Add pappardelle season with salt and mix the pasta on the pan.
13. Plate and garnish with small basil leaves and olive oil.
If you have the ingredients ready, this is a 30 minute restaurant style dinner.
Enjoy and happy cooking.
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This is my take on duck ragu with tagliatelle :)
I personally prefer meat shredded, rather than ground when it comes to duck ragu. Duck fat bread crumbs add a crispy factor, as well as adding another layer of flavor. Not shown in the video, but also very good with lemon juice as it gives refreshing acidity to the dish.
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