Confit duck legs
Rich, dark meat under a thick layer of fat — for confit, slow braises and crisp-skinned roasting.
What to do with it
Classics built on it
Kinds
- Fresh
- For confit, braising and roasting.
- Confit
- Already cooked in its own fat, in tins or jars; crisp it in the oven.
Knowing it
- Where to buy
- Butchers and good supermarkets; French delis for ready-made confit.
- Worth knowing
- For confit: salt overnight with garlic and thyme, rinse, then cook submerged in duck fat in a low oven for two to three hours.