Godard Duck Confit 2 Legs Jar 680g

This elegant and reusable parfait jar contains two duck legs cooked and preserved in duck fat. Godard add a little foie gras to the recipe for a delightfully decadent touch.

When you simply don’t have time to confit your own duck it’s great to have this jar of duck confit 2 legs in your pantry. You will love it for a quick and easy meal, and it’s always a winner for a dinner party.

Simply remove from the jar and heat in a pre-heated oven at 180C for 15 minutes. Or, if you prefer, pan fry until warmed through. Scrape excess fat off the legs and from the jar and rast potatoes to your favourite golden brown.

Ingredients: 2 duck legs, duck fat, salt, pepper.

Product of France.

Net weight: 680g

(991070)

SKU	991070
Brand	Maison Godard, France
Shipping Weight	1.3700kg
Shipping Width	0.110m
Shipping Height	0.150m
Shipping Length	0.110m
Shipping Cubic	0.001815000m3
Unit Of Measure	each

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