Leticia brought a duckling for us to eat. / myLot

Chile

October 4, 2016 1:36pm CST

Leticia has some friends in the country and they hunt birds and hares. Not the kind of meat we have in the city. Leticia´s children don´t like that so today she brought a ducking and we went to the super to buy a pineapple to cook it with pineapple and orange. It´s going to be a lot more difficult thatn the usual disshes we cook everyday. But it will be a treat for both of us. I´ll tell you how it went as soon as we eat it.

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6 responses

Marlina

@marlina (154103)

• Canada

4 Oct 16

Why is it more difficult to cook a duck?

Faye

@FayeHazel (40230)

• United States

4 Oct 16

Leticia, what a pretty name. I don't think I've ever tasted duck. Hope it goes well

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@Hatley (163772)

• Garden Grove, California

4 Oct 16

ugh how can anyone eat a cute little duckling ugh again sorry but some things I just cannot eat

louievill

@louievill (28846)

• Philippines

4 Oct 16

Yes friend, tell us know how it turned out, that might be rather tough meat

Kelli M

@spiderdust (14756)

• San Jose, California

4 Oct 16

I'm interested in seeing how it turned out for you! If it's a wild duck, it's likely to be all dark meat (they get a lot of exercise). I like the idea of cooking it with pineapple.

Jim stewart

@saulgoodman (2643)

• Dundee, Scotland

4 Oct 16

Hello again Does the duckling still have its head on and all its frsthers.? How big is it? Easy enough to cook though and very tasty. How are you going to cook it?