Grilled Stuffed Duck Recipe

Desert Lil's Delicacies - A DUSA Food Feature

Grilled Stuffed Duck

There is no doubt in my mind that you will thank me for this recipe as, even after 40 years behind the stove I thank a friend of mine for sharing it with me... of course... I had to make it just a bit better. So you are going to say... Duck in the Desert... and I am going to reply... "yes, there are Ducks in the Desert", wild Wood Ducks are the best, you can also find Duck breasts in your store, generally in the freezer section. Make a few extras as they will be gone before you can even get to it... there is an addicting characteristic to these.

Butterfly the duck breasts, insert a bit of cream cheese and a few slices of jalapeno.

Duck Breasts, butterflied
Cream Cheese
Jalapeño, fresh works better, canned is alright, sliced.
Slices of Bacon. Maple bacon works great, Country Bacon also.

This is short and sweet and doable in the field if you are indeed hunting or just have store bought Duck Breasts. Butterfly the breasts, insert a bit of cream cheese and a few slices of Jalapeños.

Close tight and wrap a slice of bacon around it. Insert a toothpick to hold it all together. Get your grill ready, not too hot and keep turning while cooking. I personally pre-cook the bacon just a bit, still leaving it at its soft stage as the Duck will cook faster than the bacon.

Serve immediately and Enjoy... I know you will.

Close tight and wrap a slice of bacon around it. Insert a toothpick to hold it all together.

Chef Ara

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