Simple Way to Prepare Favorite Smoked duck/buckwheat/orange/pomegranate/houmous salad

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Place sliced Duck in centre and drizzle with Dressing. Not to mention the leftovers (if it's not all eaten up, that is)— once smoked, a duck can keep just fine for up to three weeks! That's nearly a month of goodness to be used in any variety of recipes. After the initial meal, you can put your leftover duck in and on just about anything; make a salad, or duck covered toast, or mix it into a.

To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can cook smoked duck/buckwheat/orange/pomegranate/houmous salad using 11 ingredients and 14 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Smoked duck/buckwheat/orange/pomegranate/houmous salad:

1. Take 2 duck breast
2. Make ready 100 g Buckwheat
3. Take 160 g Pomegranate
4. Prepare 1 Orange
5. Prepare leaves Babyleaf salad
6. Take 20 ml Balsamic vinegar
7. Take 1 tbsp olive oil
8. Get 1 medium carrot
9. Prepare 50 g houmous (extra fine) (Sabra)
10. Take 10 ml water
11. Take Salt

Of course if you'd prefer to cook your own duck, you can, simply buy three duck breast raw to complete the salad. Vibrant Duck, Orange and Pomegranate Salad. Re-season skin-side of duck breasts with salt. To assemble the salad place the micro salad leaves on the base of your dish, top with the beetroot and orange segments and pistachios.

Instructions to make Smoked duck/buckwheat/orange/pomegranate/houmous salad:

1. Peel the carrot and cut it in julienne or using veg peeler do shavings
2. Using the knife peel the orange and cut the segments out.
3. Using the hand blender mix 120 g of the pomegranate, 20 ml of balsamic vinegar and 1 tbsp of olive oil. Pass it thru the sieve.
4. In a small pot reduce the dressing until is thick. Set aside
5. Mix 50 g of houmous with 10 ml of water or until it's saucy and easy to drizzle
6. On the frying pan toast the buckwheat until is golden/golden brown.
7. Cover the buckwheat with water. Add pinch of salt and bring to boil. Let it simmer until its fully cooked. About 15 - 20 min. Drain and rinse under cold water.
8. Depends what typ your BBQ equipment is, set it up for hot smoking using an apple wood. Set up temperature approx 150 °C
9. Set the duck breasts directly on the bbq letting it infused the smoke. Cook for about 20 min
10. Leave the duck breasts on the side and let it rest for few minutes. Sprinkle with salt. Take the skin off (optional)
11. On a roasting tray on the BBQ place the cooked buckwheat and let it warm up.
12. In a bowl, mix salad leaves, carrot, orange segments, pomegranate and add warmed buckwheat
13. Slice the duck breasts
14. Start plating up. Drizzle with pomegranate dressing and houmous sauce

Re-season skin-side of duck breasts with salt. To assemble the salad place the micro salad leaves on the base of your dish, top with the beetroot and orange segments and pistachios. In a small ramekin stir together the lemon olive oil and balsamic vinegar until combined and evenly pour over the salad. Chicory Salad with Orange and Walnuts. NEXT STEP: How to Sear the Perfect Duck Breast.

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