Kim Dae-seok's Duck Baeksuk
Simmering cleaned duck with yellow dates, licorice, and glutinous rice pouch in a pressure cooker, then using the leftover broth to make sweet kabocha squash glutinous rice porridge.
Ingredients needed 4 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- To prevent the characteristic duck smell, thoroughly remove the dark, bloody clumps located between the tail fat and internal bones using scissors and running water.
- Placing the herbal pouch at the bottom of the pot prevents the medicinal ingredients from burning and ensures their rich essence infuses evenly into the broth.
- Never boil glutinous rice directly in the broth—it will become overly sticky and mushy. Always steam it in a muslin pouch above the duck to achieve firm, flavorful, separate grains.
Recommended for
- Those seeking a rich, nourishing meal for replenishing energy during summer solstice or seasonal transitions.
- Individuals who want a clean, restaurant-quality Duck Baeksuk without gaminess or greasiness.
- Home cooks who enjoy a unique, subtly sweet kabocha squash glutinous rice porridge as a refined finale after preparing Duck Baeksuk.
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