Do Not Use Oil to Make Roast Duck
1.
Clean the duck, use tweezers to remove all the small fluff on the surface, put it in a large basin, and pour all the marinade into it.
2.
Grab and rub it with your hands carefully, let the duck fully absorb the juice, cover with plastic wrap and marinate for more than four hours.
3.
Put the marinated duck on a flat plate, put it in a steamer, and steam for 30 minutes after the water is boiled. (If the duck is relatively old, extend the time appropriately, or use a pressure cooker to press for 10 minutes to ensure the tenderness of the duck)
4.
Use chopsticks to pinch it. It means the duck is steamed easily. Don’t waste the large amount of soup from steamed duck. It’s especially fragrant when used to cook duck rice, or it is delicious if you keep fried vegetables and cook noodles in the morning. of.
5.
Put the steamed duck in an air fryer, fry it at 230 degrees for 8 minutes, turn it over, and then fry it for another 5 minutes. If you don’t have an air fryer, you can use the oven or directly put it in a frying pan.
Tips:
The duck meat itself is already steamed. The air fryer can dry the fat in the duck skin and the excess water in the duck meat. This makes the skin particularly crispy and the meat is tighter. Steaming and then frying can shorten the frying. During the cooking time, the moisture in the duck meat is retained, and the taste is more tender than that directly roasted or fried. The elderly and children can also eat it badly! New Year's Eve is about to come in more than ten days. Collect it soon and show it to your family during the Spring Festival!