Orange Juice Duck

*** The duck pieces in the latest batch are smaller so we have reduced the price of the dish. One duck leg is enough if you are not a huge eater but if you prefer more, go for the double serve per person. Still delicious!

Duck legs are marinated overnight in fresh orange juice, they are then panfried with fresh lemongrass, galangal, ginger and garlic until golden brown then the orange juice is added back in along with palm sugar, salt, soy sauce. The dish is then slow cooked until the duck is soft and tender and the sauce reduced.

Orange Juice Duck is one of the dishes that hold a lot memories for our family. First, it's a childhood memory from my hometown which produces the most juicy and sweetest of green Cambodian oranges. We cooked this dish with chicken originally as a countryside kind of food. When I first cooked it in Australia it was for my son's first birthday because I thought it would be a lovely dish for my guests. Since that day, I've had a lot of feedback and people were asking me for the recipe. We always cook this dish when the weather is getting cold because it is such a warming dish in winter. 

Each serving contains one duck leg, so single serve is one duck leg, double is 2 duck legs in sauce. Perfect eaten with rice and vegetables.

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• Contains: Soybeans and soybean products, fish and fish products

  Ingredients: Duck Leg, fresh orange juice, lemongrass, galangal, ginger, garlic, kaffir-lime leaf, salt, soy sauce, palm sugar

  Reheating Instructions: If you use the oven, preheat the oven 180c and transfer it from container to a baking tray, cover with foil and heat for 15-20 minutes.If you use microwave, place in a microwave safe dish and microwave for 2 or 3 minutes until it is piping hot.

• 👩🏻‍🍳Hi, I'm Iris. I'm originally from Cambodia. My first memory of connecting with food was when I was little and my mum was always busy in her shop, so she left the house work and cooking to me.
  As the eldest child in the family, I had to learn to cook and did the shopping as guided by mum. I remember I learnt to cook my first curry chicken when I was just 12 years old. At first, I wasn't sure that I loved cooking because it was like a duty to me. Cooking really inspired me when I had my own kids. I'm a mum of three and my husband and kids love my food, this has inspired me the most and allows me to learn more about different foods and always cook with love.
  
  

• Steamed rice, stir fried greens or a fresh salad.