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Duck stock is perfect for those times you need to add stock or broth to a dish but want more richness. It's easy to make and yields a rich and deep flavor. Use it in soups, sauces, risotto - just about any savory dish. It also freezes well. Let it cool completely, then pour into ice cube trays. When frozen, pop the cubes into a freezer bag and you'll have stock ready and waiting.
Tip: Duck stock freezes well. After straining and completely cooling the stock, pour into an ice cube tray and freeze until solid. Then transfer cubes to a freezer bag (don't leave in ice cube trays because it will pick up odors from the freezer).
Connecticut native Jericha Strickland had plans to go to law school. But when working in a restaurant while in college, the cooking bug bit. She attended the New England Culinary Institute and then moved to Boston for her final 900-hour internship at The Butcher Shop, a wine bar and full-service butcher shop created by Barbara Lynch. Jericha thought she was pursuing a career in management. But when a butcher position became available, that was something she always wanted to do. She's learning more and more every day and considers butchering an adventure.
Duck stock is perfect for those times you need to add stock or broth to a dish but want more richness. It's easy to make and yields a rich and deep flavor. Use it in soups, sauces, risotto - just about any savory dish. It also freezes well. Let it cool completely, then pour into ice cube trays. When frozen, pop the cubes into a freezer bag and you'll have stock ready and waiting.
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