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Braised Duck Legs with Shallots and Parsnips

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Braised Duck Legs with Shallots and ParsnipsRichard Gerhard Jung

We used chef Fergus Henderson's technique for braising duck legs so the skin sides, peeking above the liquid like "alligators in a swamp," stay crisp while the meat braises.

Cooks' note:

Duck and vegetables can be browned and arranged in roasting pans (but not braised) 1 day ahead. Cool, uncovered, then chill, covered. Add wine and stock just before braising.

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