Fish ducks....any good to eat?


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Re: Fish ducks....any good to eat?

yeah garlic is the trick LOL....and by the way most divers dont eat fish, only mergansers....canvasbacks, bluebills, and redheads all eat aquatic vegetation with the exeption that bluebills will adapt to eat mollusks when there isnt much grass around

whihc is mainly the reason why the diver population is not doing so good in the chesapeake...were losing our grasses

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Re: Fish ducks....any good to eat?

I ran across a good little duck breast recipe the other day. Have used it a couple times already this fall and it is really good. Calls for cutting the breast fillets into two slices each (done by pressing the breast against the cutting board and running a sharp fillet knife through the breast fillet) thus making two thin slabs. Cook butter and diced onions until soft, add the duck fillets that have been salt/peppered. Cook a couple of minutes on each side and then remove the duck. Then add brandy and mushrooms to the pan and cook a few minutes. Then add the duck breasts back to the pan until done (Don't overcook!!!).

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I ran across a good little duck breast recipe the other day. Have used it a couple times already this fall and it is really good. Calls for cutting the breast fillets into two slices each (done by pressing the breast against the cutting board and running a sharp fillet knife through the breast fillet) thus making two thin slabs. Cook butter and diced onions until soft, add the duck fillets that have been salt/peppered. Cook a couple of minutes on each side and then remove the duck. Then add brandy and mushrooms to the pan and cook a few minutes. Then add the duck breasts back to the pan until done (Don't overcook!!!).

[/ QUOTE ] Don't forget the Garlic!!! tongue.gifgrin.gif

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yeah garlic is the trick LOL....and by the way most divers dont eat fish, only mergansers....canvasbacks, bluebills, and redheads all eat aquatic vegetation with the exeption that bluebills will adapt to eat mollusks when there isnt much grass around

whihc is mainly the reason why the diver population is not doing so good in the chesapeake...were losing our grasses

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Yep. And for those who think that dabblers are just grain fed... Throughout the year dabblers eat a variety of food, including grains, grasses, potatoes, insects, mollusks, crustaceans, and small fish.

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