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Roasted Duck in Plum Sauce
It is a Cantonese tradition to eat roast duck with plum sauce. However, if you have any left- over’s from a previous recipe, you can transform your left-over roast duck into a Cantonese classic. If you don’t have left-over’s, ready cooked roast ducks are available in most Chinese supermarkets.
Ingredients (Serves 1-2)
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A quarter of Roast Duck (1 portion)
Seasoning
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3 tablespoons plum sauce
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Method
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If you use ready cooked roasted duck, it is best to have the duck cut into pieces first.
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Place the duck meat skin-side down in a wok or frying pan. Using a low heat to warm up the duck for approximately 2 minutes. Turn the meat over to warm for a further 2 minutes.
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Add 3 tablespoons of plum sauce over the duck. Turn the heat off when the sauce is bubbling. Serve at once.
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If you are serving your home-made roast duck with the plum sauce. Try to warm up the sauce in a small sauce pan. When the sauce is bubbling, drizzle over the roasted duck.