Where to source duck breast

[bowhnter]

After seeing SmokinAussie’s cook, I want to have some duck breast on new years eve.

I see them at WildFork, but the breasts look pretty thin. That could be because they’re cryovaced though.
Has anyone had them from WF?

Do you have any ideas where to get them?

I have tried Whole Foods, sprouts, HEB, Market Street, Kroger, Albertsons, Walmart, online search for local stores. I can find whole duck, but I only want the breasts.

 

[SmokinAussie]

Wish I could help you Mike.

My supplier is a long way from you!

 

[bowhnter]

I think I finally found it. At least their website says they have it. I had forgotten about Central Market.

 

[bschoen]

Hope you find it.

 

[lawndog19]

I've gotten them from WF before and like them I thought the same thing until I thawed them out they are good size

 

[bowhnter]

Thanks, good to know as it’s much closer.

 

[halfcocked]

IMHO the best duck is the Long Island duckling. You can get them (breasts) from https://tastyduck.com/ Jurgielewicz farm in PA. I have three whole ducks from them thawing for this Sunday's family get together for Christmas.

 

[ModelMaker]

$37 for duck tongue, come on...
Ed

 

[halfcocked]

$37 for duck tongue, come on...
Ed

Sorry, thought you were looking for breasts.

 

[Mikhail]

I have fixed duck breast for years and love them. For my money, Liberty Duck in I think Sonoma CA is the all time best. Never had better. They are out of breasts right now, but you can ask them to notify you when they are back in stock.

https://libertyducks.com/

Maple Leaf Farm in Indiana also produces great breasts if you can find them. Kroger used to carry them.

https://shopmapleleaffarms.com/

I've ordered from WF, they're good too. I do prefer the other two.

 

[Robert]

It has been a while, but Culver Duck Farms used to produce some nice meat. Perhaps worth a look.


https://culverduck.com/product-category/duck-cuts/

 

[Fooball]

My Aldi had some frozen last time I went in looking around.

Also, check your oriental markets. They carry it sometimes.

 

[bowhnter]

I haven't checked Aldi, Ill give that a try too.

Thanks all for the suggestions!

 

[Mikhail]

It has been a while, but Culver Duck Farms used to produce some nice meat. Perhaps worth a look.


https://culverduck.com/product-category/duck-cuts/

Pretty sure that's what Wild Fork sells.

 

[Shadowdog500]

It’s Duck Season in Texas!

 

[SmokinAussie]

$37 for duck tongue, come on...
Ed

Don't knock it till you try it. Think of the duck tongues you need per kilo. :shock:

Admittedly, they are total crap.

 

[Fooball]

Don't knock it till you try it. Think of the duck tongues you need per kilo. :shock:

Admittedly, they are total crap.

Must be some kind of medicinal purpose/fountain of youth/good luck/prosperity thing to some country somewhere.

Kinda like shark fin soup. But hey, if there's a market for chicken feet, duck tongue is even meatier.

Different strokes for different folks. All about what culture you grew up in. :thumb:

 

[Shadowdog500]

Must be some kind of medicinal purpose/fountain of youth/good luck/prosperity thing to some country somewhere.

Kinda like shark fin soup. But hey, if there's a market for chicken feet, duck tongue is even meatier.

Different strokes for different folks. All about what culture you grew up in. :thumb:

Funny you mentioned chicken feet. My wife uses chicken feet to make bone broth for the dogs. She heats up a little and puts it on thier food.

She made a gallon of it today, and it’s cooling on the window chill right now.

.

 

[Fooball]

Funny you mentioned chicken feet. My wife uses chicken feet to make bone broth for the dogs. She heats up a little and puts it on thier food.

She made a gallon of it today, and it’s cooling on the window chill right now.

And the pet supply places sell dehydrated chicken feet for crunchy dog treats.

 

[LYU370]

I cooked chicken feet for a throwdown once.