
Stewed Duck with Dried Tangerine Peel and Lemon
Rich dried tangerine peel and savory salted lemon fused in a nourishing 4.5-hour slow-stewed duck broth.
Stewed Duck with Dried Tangerine Peel and Lemon is a nostalgic Cantonese nourishing soup. Master Steve Lee chops whole duck and double-steams it with aged dried tangerine peel and salted lemons for 4.5 hours. The sweet aging of tangerine peel and salty tartness of preserved lemon penetrate the duck meat, removing all gameiness and leaving it exceptionally tender. A touch of fresh lime juice added at the end elevates the clarity and citrus aroma of this classic health-restoring soup.


The Ahistoric Grandpa Cooking Show (Sr.5)
Full Episode Video
Ingredients(Serves 2-3)

Quick Method
Tips and Pitfalls
Key to Removing Duck Odor
Remove duck lungs and dark blood from spine completely, blanch and wash well for a clean broth.
Crushing Dried Tangerine Peel
Slightly crush dried tangerine peel and press salted lemons before stewing to quickly release aromas.
Use Boiling Water for Steaming
Always pour boiling hot water into the stew pot instead of cold water for faster extraction of flavors.
Add Fresh Lime Juice Last
Do not add fresh lime juice early as long stewing turns it bitter; squeeze it in right after stewing.
Overview
Stewed Duck with Dried Tangerine Peel and Lemon is a nostalgic Cantonese nourishing soup. Master Steve Lee chops whole duck and double-steams it with aged dried tangerine peel and salted lemons for 4.5 hours. The sweet aging of tangerine peel and salty tartness of preserved lemon penetrate the duck meat, removing all gameiness and leaving it exceptionally tender. A touch of fresh lime juice added at the end elevates the clarity and citrus aroma of this classic health-restoring soup.

