5 Spices Roasted Duck

Last week I was gifted a selection of sauces from cookit.sg that are suitable for keto and plant based diets. These sauces use clean ingredients with no nasties and I was super excited to try.

I put the poll out to you guys, as to what I should make, most of you opted for crispy duck pancakes with the hoisin sauce. So glad that you did, because they tasted so bloody good. But I did have a bit of drama before dinner was prepared.

Once I opened up my bird, out popped the whole thing, head and feet still attached! I know I live in Asia now, but I still can’t deal with head. Quietly, I called my husband over, so as not to alert the kids, as that would have been a whole different kind of drama.

Have you ever had to deal with a bird, head attached? Would you freak out?

Once the head and feet were removed, I was able to prepare the bird for our feast.

Make sure the skin is completely dry, then score it. Rub it generously with plenty of salt, then with Chinese 5 spice. Make sure the skin is completely seasoned with the spice mixture. 

I baked the duck in my oven, at 200c for 30 minutes. I placed it on a wire rack with a tray underneath, to collect all the fat. Then after 30 minutes I brushed the skin with pyure organic maple syrup and placed it back in the oven at 160c for about 50 mins.

I used Coconut wraps in place of the pancakes, sliced cucumber & spring onions with keto friendly hoisin sauce. My eldest son must have eaten at least 5 and his favourite part, the sauce!



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Chinese 5 Spice Roast Duck

Chinese 5 Spice Roast Duck

Prep time: 6 MinCook time: 100 MinTotal time: 1 H & 46 M
A sugar-free and healthier version of Chinese 5 Spice Roast Duck with Hoisin Sauce.

Ingredients

For the Duck
To Serve

Instructions

To Prepare the Duck
  1. Take your Duck and remove the head & feet.
  2. Pat the skin dry with a paper towel the score the skin with a sharp knife.
  3. Generously rub the sat into the skin, followed by the Chinese 5 Spice seasoning. Ensuring it is completely coated all over,
  4. Place your Duck on a wire rack with a tray underneath into the oven at 200c for 30 minutes. This will allow the fat to collect underneath, so the skin can crisp up nicely.
  5. After the initial 30 minutes, brush the skin with sugar-free maple syrup and place back into the oven at 160c for a further 50 minutes.
To Serve
  1. Once the duck is cooked through, shred up the meat and serve along side Coconut wraps, some sliced cucumber, spring onion and of course the sugar-free hoisin sauce.

Notes:

You can use any low carb wrap in place of the coconut wraps or feel free to enjoy this in a bowl.

Nutrition Facts

Calories

164.09

Fat (grams)

11.51

Sat. Fat (grams)

4.55

Carbs (grams)

9.92

Fiber (grams)

3.42

Net carbs

3.75

Sugar (grams)

1.69

Protein (grams)

7.72

Sodium (milligrams)

667.44

Cholesterol (grams)

29.40

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Jasmin Dhillon

Mummy of 3 Crazy Boys. Wife. Certified Primal Health Coach. Food Fanatic.

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