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How Long to Roast Peking Duck After steaming, you’ll need to roast the duck for about 35 minutes (30 minutes at 375 degrees F and 5 minutes at 500 degrees F). An instant read thermometer inserted near the bone should read 165 degrees F. What to Serve With Peking Duck Explore our ent...
“My wife went to Beijing and had this duck. But she often tells me about it again and again, and I think, even though I was not there, it is my happiest moment.” I’ve never had Peking duck, but it was once a near-iconographic image. In a past life in Fuzhou, it represented...
Duck Leftovers We had them give us the leftovers and found that they tasted even better than the carved parts. You could get a lot more meat and skin combination right near the bones. They can also take these remains to make duck soup. Be sure to ask for the leftovers! They charge you...