Duck Confit - The Classic Method | Chef Jean-Pierre

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Hello There Friends, Today I'm going to show you How To Make Duck Confit! Truly one of my most favorite things to eat. If you have never tried a Duck Confit I highly recommend doing so! You definitely will not regret it. Come and check out this video to see how simple and delicious it is! Let me know what you think in the comments below.
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@thegodofpez Год назад

No matter how bad a day I’m having, this channel always brings a smile to my face.

@jamesgarner2103 Год назад

"I forgot what i was talking about, but it's not important" -made me laugh

@thegodofpez Год назад

@@jamesgarner2103 😂

@TheAkjody Год назад

@@jamesgarner2103 Honestly. I like trying to cook his food, but I as well love hearing him talk. I don't like boys, but I love his voice. It (don't laugh) of my Poritriceo Military peeps. In my minds eye they sound close. I am here for the food. The voice is an extra....

@step4560 Год назад

I used to have this at the local farmers market every Sunday. It was served with peas and carrots with a nice slice of truffle butter ontop and and lightly toasted slice of baguette. Oh so good...

@guykoppi2525 Год назад

I’ve made duck confit many times and I’ve always sought out or mixed my own “quatre epices” for the seasoning, since it’s the expected way. But watching this video I realized Chef is exactly right. Almost none of the taste of those finer herbs makes it to the final product. Thanks for diispensing with pretenses and just making great dishes!

@MayimHastings Год назад

Excellent comment!

@h1r086 Год назад

I love learning about these sorts of details. Is there a reason you shouldn't add it at the end? Is it masked even then?

@SuzanneBaruch Год назад

In all fairness though, if you add the whole herbs and even some garlic during the last hour or so of cooking, you do get their flavor. Herbs shouldn't be cooked to death, imho.

@SuzanneBaruch Год назад

@@h1r086 the flavor wouldn't be masked if you chop them and add them at the very end, but the problem is that this isn't the traditional presentation of duck confit. As Chef demonstrated, traditionally, duck confit is presented with a plain (rather than a garnished) look. This harkens back to the origination of the dish, as cooking meat in fat and then storing it in the fat it was cooked in is a preservation method.

@guykoppi2525 Год назад

@@SuzanneBaruch I totally agree. I’m talking about the recipes I’ve seen that call for the spices during the salting stage.

@Loulou-sr3tk Год назад

For people with less money: use turkey leg ( when they are in season and cheap) and use lard, like Tenderflake. I did confit with duck and turkey and they are both good.

@msswiftygal 2 месяца назад

Oh that great! I wouldn’t have thought of that!

@scottgardner2114 Год назад

"Make 'em comfortable, now". I love this man.

@rileyzmusic Год назад

After that wonderful video JP… the Duck population here in New Zealand better watch out!!!!! Thanks once again for the inspiration my friend xx

@igorest2619 Год назад

When I want short videos, I watch "tic-tac-toc," when I want to actually learn how to cook, I watch your videos. Excellent job of explaining the "how's & why's" and as for your channel, there is no such thing as a "too long of a video!"

@DJBIGWiLLiE Год назад

I just wish i had this much enthusiasm about anything lol

@semperflyer797 Год назад

Can't wait to try this with some wild ducks this fall.

@roneldunn2944 Год назад

I am an animal lover, but OH my word! I am drooling! And now I will go and have my soup...

@bighouse6120 Год назад

Thats one killer looking duck confit Chef. Got me a locally sourced quacker in my freezer. Think I'll give this one a whirl. 😋

@iconoclast137 Год назад

best of luck! i made it once with only duck legs and was amazed by how much fat you can render out of those things

@Tommy9834 Год назад

By "locally sourced" do you mean, you went to a nearby creek, or lake, and grabbed one?

@bighouse6120 Год назад

@@Tommy9834 nope. I know a guy who has ducks and chickens here in northwest ohio.

@minibene6179 Год назад

Falling off the bone. Chef, it looks fabulous. I love duck.

@didisinclair3605 Год назад

Keep your longer, more involved recipes coming, Chef!! You do a great balance of simpler dishes and more complicated ones, and it keeps us all happy!!! I'll be making this for my foodie friends in the near future!!

@MayimHastings Год назад

He really has the perfect blend! That’s part of why he’s the GOAT!

@robertakerman3570 Год назад

@@MayimHastings & Didi mentioned balance: Chef's vids are both serious and comical. That's a fine blend right there My friends.

@sandyblack9698 Год назад

Great video chef,I can't believe you only have 2 duck farms!! Blessings from devon England 🍳🦆🦆

@bradleejones9959 Год назад

Never heard of Duck Confit. A friend of mine has a Pest Control Business and he said the next time he goes out to thin down the Peacocks, I can come with him. He says we'll get 5 or 6 each. He brought me over one last time he went already dressed out. They are delicious! "The Chicken of the Royals" So now I'm thinking, Peacock Confit? Congratulations on another fantastic show Chef Jean Pierre! And thank you so much for the free education. I say that sincerely because when I wanted to improve my Culinary skills, absolutely no other channel compares to yours. The little things, like I ever saw Caramelized Onions on any other channel. And what a difference the little things make. Comprehensive and entertaining. Thanks Again!

@ScratchGlass9 Год назад

Spot on statement.

@charlesparr1611 4 месяца назад

where do you live that peacocks are a 'pest'? that's wild...

@garmfild5136 Год назад

Every one of your vids has charm and this one is no different. If only I could've found this channel much sooner

@keylock9064 Год назад

more QUACT FOR THE BUCK AND MY FAVORITE CHEF TEACHING US THE RIGHT WAY. thank you Chef

@VerilyVerily Год назад

The moment Chef presented the dish at the first few seconds of the video, I just clicked ‘like’ - it looked so good…and it was one of my favs when I used to live in Paris. Update after watching the whole video: will definitely make this . I believe frozen duck meat is also sold in Asian grocery stores in Chinatown as duck meat is also a Chinese delicacy for auspicious occasions.

@kataiga Год назад

So do I ! You just know you will enjoy learning something new! ❤️

@topfeedcoco Год назад

Ya finally got around to the Duck Confit! I'm guessing I was among the first to ask to get your take on it, cant wait...

@harrymann5523 Год назад

A great version to a classic

@eagleheart1000 Год назад

The thing is watching you 👨‍🍳 I have never been disappointed.

@ChefJeanPierre Год назад

🙏🙏🙏😊

@madrabbit9007 Год назад

Never worked with duck before but boy do I want to try this!

@misterbig9025 Год назад

Thanks Chef Jean-Pierre! I love duck

@dr.x4050 Год назад

Thank you for showing the use of the boning knife. Sometimes chefs go over details that dumb people like me miss.

@andrewstevenson6705 Год назад

I’m a pretty accomplished home chef and always wanted to try duck confit but never got around to it until Chef JP showed how easy it really was. (A recurring theme on this channel!) My family has pretty high expectations at dinner and this recipe knocked it out of the park for them! To crisp the skin I tried half of the duck in the frying pan and the others under the broiler. Consensus was the texture under the broiler was a bit better and the pan method developed a sightlier crispy skin but both tasted amazing. I did need to use 6 cups of fat for 4 legs and since it isn’t cheap, reused it. A small hack is to leave it on the counter in a covered pot overnight and the bits and pieces fall to the bottom and form a sludge that sticks enough to allow you to pour out the fairly clean fat. I still put it through a cheesecloth but it was way easier than trying to strain the suspended particles as well.

@ommsterlitz1805 Год назад

Duck is the best meat ever, it always taste amazing in any shape or form.

@jeffreyabelson7171 Год назад

great recipe with fall and winter around the corner!!!

@josephforte7589 Год назад

I love this guy! He’s the best!!

@anthonyhargis6855 Год назад

I love duck! This one is a must. Thanks Chef!

@jp1892 Год назад

Thank you for bringing back memories of my childhood, when my parents used to cook the duck confit in a huge marmite and sterilize it in glass jars, it could last for years. When there was no time for cooking, we would just open a jar and brown the skin in a frying pan, usually served with green beans garlic and butter. We used to raise the ducks on the farm, and slaughter them in-house too. I was raised in a place where duck is king, and you can find it at every table (it's called Le Gers, in the Southwest of France). By the way, your videos are truly amazing!

@jlunde35 Год назад

Wow, that makes me think of something I would like to try, a cassoulet. Thank you.

@steinolav79 Год назад

Keep on making these gems of a show.... I`m hoping you`ll do a "sous vide" recipe or an example of an "en papillote" recipe....

@evanchristian1751 Год назад

In a world where so much is going on to make me stressed, your videos give me peace. Thanks for keeping me sane, and giving me great recipes! You're the best.

@jamesturner9651 Год назад

I was one of the ones who requested it! Looking forward to this one! One of my favorite dishes!

@marshall5021 Год назад

This guy is doing more now than what he probably was doing 50 years ago. Retirement? What's that. I swear this guy makes cooking look like a hobby. He honestly doesn't show any signs of slowing down. ❤❤ much love Chef. Could you do a chicken version? Also would love to maybe if possible a series on you going shopping for the items at the store picking them up and taking them back to the studio to cook it up? Give an idea of what a high or low budget dish could be

@freddjXX Год назад

For chicken follow the same steps using olive oil if you cannot get duck fat ( add some garlic cloves and rosemary in the oil if you can ) Work the same for Turkey btw The important part is the low and slow part like for the 7 hour lamb shoulder

@ChefJeanPierre Год назад

Thank you so much Marshall! I love cooking for your guys! The chicken version works just as well! I will do a video an that soon! I appreciate the support and the kind words!!! Godspeed!!! 🙏❤️😊

@ChefJeanPierre Год назад

@Frederic dj great comment thank you very much🙏😊

@codajett9944 Год назад

So excited. I only learned of confit a few years ago, and now confit many things

@dorritperry9727 Год назад

Happy jamaica

@jmoodaachefjoe6368 Год назад

Always great to see classical French cuisine! So simple, a child could it😀! You’ve turned some heads with this one JP!!

@garethlloyd4346 Месяц назад

Not really simple though is it

@kurttrzeciak8326 Год назад

Yes! Duck! This is one I have been waiting for!

@whommee Год назад

Imagine this, I have been craving Duck Confit for several months now. Thank you for posting this. It looks fabulous! Wish you would open a restaurant in Huntsville, Alabama !

@fervunk1143 Месяц назад

confit canard is probably one of the simplest and most delicious dishes

@randomdolphism7661 Год назад

Not into duck but chef deserves the thumbs up.

@bloop6812 Год назад

At the end of the video the Chief, instead of cutting into the Plated Duck 🦆 he just grabs a fork picks up a piece he already cut up pops it into his mouth then picks up some of the vermicelli and and does the same thing! Classic! Who hasn't done that before in the kitchen when your preparing a meal!?

@Madskills-hw2ox Год назад

Duck-in-fat. That looked good! Thank you my friend. Great show.

@nicsnauticalia1737 Год назад

Have only just found this channel, can't wait to watch more your videos. gonna go out and get me some duck fat now lol.

@williamwolcott9477 Год назад

Amazing recipe and quickly moving to 1 million subscribers, maestro!

@mwrkhan Год назад

Love this sort of content.

@karindickinson7993 Год назад

I am new to this channel and I am already in love with. When you put the salt over the legs to withdraw the water, I was thinking of egyptian mummies. But you don't turn the legs into a " mummy - kind- thing " 😅😅. You turn it into something juicy, delicious, devine piece of meat. Now come to duckfat : what we did in our family , we kept the fat too and put a little into the spicy red cabbage to make it shiny. Or into white cabbage which we prepared like the red spicy cabbage. It was slightly browned and delicious. Or roast the potatoes with the fat, yummy. Something very special, which we loved in our family . Toast bread and put the lard ( straight out of the fridge, it is then a little harder) on the warm toasted bread, a little salt and pepper - IT'S DEVINE. To make the gooesefat a little harder, we melted LARD and added it to the goosefat. It then doesn't come off your toasted bread. Thank you for your wonderful recipe. ♥️♥️♥️🇩🇪♥️♥️♥️

@thecommentwith0likes Год назад

What a beautiful man. I wish you all the best chef

@Daggadread Год назад

Wonderful recipe and beautiful presentation, your plating is easy and uncomplicated like your recipes. I will be cooking this for a special occasion with vegetables also. Fabulous, you give us all the tools to be stars in our own kitchens love it!

@MagisterialVoyager Год назад

Your dedication to cook is amazing! All the patience and hard work... whoa.

@Sniperboy5551 11 месяцев назад

Chef JP has such a infectious personality. He reminds me of my late grandfather.

@fauxblow Год назад

Finally! I know I’ve asked for this a couple times. You made my day.

@mistreme8341 Год назад

Beautiful! Bravo, Chef! When I come into my own and buy my own French Chateau, you’re hired!

@justins1614 Год назад

Chef. I come from an Italian family and a Scottish family. Half and Half.. lol... I've been cooking since I was able to see over the counter. I was 14 when they invented stepping stairs. lol...Joking I was 11 when I began learning cooking and baking. I've been following you and practicing your methods in my own methods. I would never think I would hear my father and family tell me that my food is better than their own.. so thank you for making cooking so much fun, and educational. simple and creative...

@CONTINGENCY_sys 7 месяцев назад

Never had duck before. Had goose, never duck. I hear its yummy. Never seen Chef cook goose. That would be cool to see too. Love all the good stuff on this channel.

@hassebarrefors1612 Год назад

New knowledge, yet again! ❤️❤️❤️🍗🥩🥗🌯

@duncanjames914 Год назад

Hello Chef Pierre! Thank you for the recipe tutorial. I used to bring back large cans of Duck Confit from France several times per year. Now I can make it myself. 🙂

@i_am_aladeen Год назад

Only 1 view so far, but already 2 likes. This video has broken RU-vid 😁😁 Only Chef JP can do that. He uses the power of Onyo. Jokes aside, thank you for another great video!

@deanframe9095 6 месяцев назад

OMGOODNESS That looks so perfect! I can almost taste it! Link the risotto recipe, please

@drgeorgeian1888 Год назад

Oui Chef ! ! ! Thank You Again ! ! !

@leedoss6905 Год назад

I can't count how many ducks I ate on the farm growing up. I love duck.. Wild wood duck is good too.

@Whame1234 Год назад

i have my duck salted and sitting in the fridge, i cannot wait to try this tomorrow! thank you chef jp

@donscott6431 Год назад

I use salt/orange peel/lavender/chili flakes to dry-brine my legs, with weight applied. To cook, I rub the legs with ginger purée (or oriental style duck-sauce) and submerge in rendered fat, along with the livers. You gotta do the livers, too! I think the ginger helps relieve some of the gaminess when re-using the fat. WOW. Serve with the breast, wet-brined with the same herbs, finished in a wood-fired oven after “marking” on the char-broiler. I like braised turnip greens with apple, and lime/cilantro mashed potatoes or mascarpone mashed, for sides

@dannyshyman5376 Год назад

Is it better than his way?

@donscott6431 Год назад

@@dannyshyman5376 I actually never tried his way, but it’s gotta be good…

@robertcooney8831 Год назад

Good morning Chef 👨‍🍳 ☺️ 😊

@gallopwave Год назад

I am liking that chef! You cook the leg in the drippings! You are clever! I am to show my wife Hastonia!!

@markigomez Год назад

I love his attention to details

@markashworth983 Год назад

That looks phenomenal! I wish that I could taste your cooking, Chef. You're amazing! 👏👏👏

@ollybarg4683 Год назад

It`s August and I´m already looking forward to the Holidays, cooking a Jean Pierre Recepie! :)

@charlesparr1611 4 месяца назад

Confit duck leg is one of my picks for my 'last meal', served on top of crispy potatoes roasted in fat from the confit jar. It's one of the greatest culinary inventions of all time. It's also easy, even if it is time consuming, and am SO glad to see this posted up. Same technique works for chicken legs. I would assume it works for goose legs, pheasant legs, almost any bird leg, but I have only personally done duck and chicken. There are differences in the texture (duck is a little more dense and sliceable than chicken which turns out a bit lighter and more shreddable) but both are DELICIOUS. You can also do the exact same technique with Pork shoulder, or pork belly. Use pork lard instead of duck fat, and change up the seasonings (I like to use orange or lemon peels, star anise, or even maple syrup) You can also confit some vegetables, although you're still basically poaching the food for a long time in fat, the results are pretty different. I have Confit'd Yukon gold potatoes in browned butter, and they were otherworldly. You can confit Carrots, fennel root, ginger, garlic. I tried cauliflower once but I found it off-putting in aroma, and it made me hesitate to go further down the cabbage family than that. Sulphurous and a bit sickly, but I have heard it can be delicious, so maybe I screwed it up. In general, vegetables cannot be cooked in the fat for nearly as long. I did these whole carrots once that were just carrot shaped mush, so test them often with a cake tester, and pull them out once they're tender. Imma confit up about ten kilos of chicken thighs this week, actually...

@nellygonzales2651 Год назад

Delicious and not complicated!. Chef Please shows us how to do caramel

@stompy-gt7ld 4 месяца назад

as always simple, understandable, served with a pinch of fun and eat your fingers off good , thanks chef

@Modestnomad Год назад

My Favorite! Thanks for the lesson.

@gaylemamabutterfly Год назад

Hi Chef...That looks so good. Reminds me of time when I got to work and there was a box of ducks in the coffee room. Boss & boys back from hunting. Lucky for them I knew where the old lady duck plucker was. I arrived at the duck pluckers and she was plucking chickens that day. Plywood floor in kitchen and big pile of chicken feet on floor and yup she was covered with feathers...looked like a crazy lady about 4 1/2 feet tall! Ducks were ready the next day all bagged and frozen and she was sorry she had to charge a whole dollar each. Office was in rural Fraser Valley. This was maybe 1975. Your talking about finding duck reminded me of this. We had a wonderful office duck barbeque. Thanks for your wonderful recipes. I love watching and learning. Never too old to learn something new. Take care.

@cathyheston3029 Год назад

Never had duck but honestly could smell it when you cut it up 😋

@donnasue2394 Год назад

Wild Fork just opened in my town. Guess what my first purchase will be. Duck Confit is served at two of my fav French Bistros and now I know how to make it at home. Merci

@JeremyPickett Год назад

I am going to be blasted for this. When I confit, I use lard. Yeah, herbs de provence (that I grow), salt, pepper. But duck fat is waaay more expensive than pork fat. Now, I am a fan of duck (I went to the University of Oregon). So no critique. Just I use a different fat for confit.

@lkc121 Год назад

Lately i've been visiting Chef JP's videos' first and lots of time before anything else. He's just my kind of chef, where measurements don't count and you add anything that makes you happy LOL Thank you chef!

@ronhansen7717 Год назад

Living in a semi-rural area of Central Florida, I am able to find things that are not normally available in the city. I have a friend that raises chickens for eggs and they are amazing, super fresh. Green, brown, blue and white shells. Right down the street from my house, there is someone that sells duck eggs. It seems to me that if they have duck eggs, they have ducks. I'll have to go see if he has ducks for sale, hence fresh duck, not frozen. I'll let you know the outcome. This recipe will be a new experience for me. A "je ne c'est quoi". 🦆 🦆 🦆

@JReuland Год назад

Vous m'avez remis dans la région des Landes! C'est génial. Merci

@TartanJack Год назад

I've never made it because the technique seemed so complex. But this I understand. I can do it! And I will.

@parttimehuman 6 месяцев назад

5:20 HAHA love this guy

@onesri6108 Год назад

Dear Chief Jean, Last Friday I made your mushroom risotto, and it came out perfect 🥰

@theart8039 Год назад

My Grandma makes amazing confit, and she said maybe do duck ham one time..but that take a long time

@Kuklapolitan 4 месяца назад

Well Chef, I roasted my Apple Stuffed duck without Marjoram and used a combo of Thyme, Oregano, Bell's Seasoning and Summer Savory. It had to be done since the Duckling had thawed and I must say that it was NOT as delicious as it would have been had I been able to get the Marjoram in time but it was very, very good. All my life I'd used the brand "Crescent" for my ducks but they are not available where I live! my supermarket had ducks for the holidays and this was a duck branded "Joe Jurgielewicz". I'd never heard of that brand but have their own farm and they've been in business for 91 years! It was the only duck available. It had much more fat than the Crescent and they left every ounce in there! I render and save it to flavor my Red Cabbage so it won't go to waste but there is no reason to leave that much in there since duck is fatty enough as it is. The skin was HEAVENLY!

@lindajensen1959 Год назад

My Mom just roasted the duck. It was OK but yours looks very yummy!!!!

@TheMerriell Год назад

I love this Chef!

@adriandonaghy7302 Год назад

Hi chef J P a other great video never made that looks great have to try it great tips ,draw water out cheers 😋😋😋👍

@grey9524 2 месяца назад

I love his attention to sanitation ❤

@GrapefruitSoundLab Год назад

I literally applaud at the end of these videos.

@StopBeingFatLMAOOOO Год назад

Looks amazing!

@rustyshackleford3278 Год назад

The best duck dish I have ever made was Chef Jean Pierre's (roasted with fig and Maderia sauce), I have no doubt this will also turn out amazing

@RaymondCore 7 месяцев назад

I'm in Thailand and duck is as easy to find as chicken. I have a Kitchen Aid Deep Fryer that has precise temperature control. I'm going to experiment with 100 degrees Celcius and lard until tender. Thanks for the recipe. I like your channel.

@ivanagunnoe1570 Год назад

How would this be with chicken leg quarters? Still waiting for a breakfast & Italian sausage recipe, please.

@calvinchan3028 Год назад

Loving it

@gregorymunchmedia Месяц назад

Made this dish for the first time, following your method & recipe. It was very successful. My family loved it. Thank you Chef.

@potkas7 Год назад

I've made duck confit a few times, usually in the winter, for inclusion in a Cassoulet.

@davidojeda830 Год назад

never had that dish, but have heard wonderful things about it. To see your joy in tasting it, and then getting some risotto to go with it, excellent! I look forward to making it.

@SarkisArtine Год назад

thats good recipe good job chef

@Andres-is3lj Год назад

lovely work chef

@linac7163 Год назад

Love your cooking channel 💞 My husband and I have been catching up with your shows every night since he found your site. Lots of Love from Melbourne Australia .💞💞💞