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Duck in wonton baskets

Grant Allen

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Buying a ready-cooked duck from a Chinese market can make for easy entertaining. It is also economical and you will get a product that is almost impossible to replicate in the home kitchen. These ducks are cooked hanging in the oven and basted with delicious marinades. 

Ingredients

3 Spring onions
1 Asian barbecue duck
1 Cucumber
1 Carrot
1 to taste Sesame oil
1 Lemon, for juice
1 Red chilli
1 handful Fresh mint
1 handful Coriander
1 packet Wonton wrappers
1 to drizzle Hoisin sauce

Directions

  1. Shred the duck. 
  2. Slice spring onion and cucumber into a small dice and mix this with some grated carrot and very finely sliced green cabbage. 
  3. Dress this with a little sesame oil and lemon juice. 
  4. You could add tiny bits of deseeded red chilli, chopped mint and coriander. 
  5. Using muffin tins, spray with cooking oil, and gently push the wonton wrappers into the spaces. 
  6. Lightly spray again. Place in a moderate oven and keep a close watch. In a few minutes these will have crisped up to give you little serving baskets. Remove and cool. 
  7. To serve fill the base of the basket with the Asian-inspired slaw. Top with some shredded duck. 
  8. Dab on some hoisin sauce.
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