
Canter Valley Duck: Comfort, Warmth and Seasonal Indulgence
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Hearty, unctuous, seasonal and delicious, duck is a dish that guests love to enjoy when they are out, rather than at home – and this season more so than ever, especially as we look for meals that ooze comfort and warmth.
A Classic Pairing of Fruit, Spice and Rich Flavour
Duck has always been a faithful friend of fruits and spices – think Asian Peking-style duck with star anise and hoisin, French-style duck à l’orange – described in 1983 by food writer Paula Wolfert as an ‘old gourmet warhorse’ – and duck confit with a rich cherry or cranberry sauce. These days, the options for duck are more plentiful than ever, giving chefs plenty of scope for creative flair.
Canter Valley Duck provides a sensational centre flavour for a comforting but decadent autumn menu option.

Modern Twists on Nostalgic Favourites
Try a twist on some of these nostalgic favourites; add tamarind and a touch of whisky to orange for a tasty glaze, or tea-smoke your duck with Asian flavours and serve with seasonal miso and maple root vegetables and a fruity chutney.
Woody, autumnal herbs like thyme and sage provide balance and harmony to duck dishes, while garlic imparts a slightly sweet flavour that brings out the aroma of the meat.
Menu Inspiration: Mains, Sides and Seasonal Plates


Duck lends itself beautifully to platters and sides as well as mains; there’s no beating a good duck fat roast potato, or a duck liver paté served on something crisp with a fruity kick to surprise and delight.
Additional Dish Ideas



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Wine Pairing
Pair duck dishes with rich, fruit-forward reds that complement its depth and savoury character.





