For chef Anita Lo, this recipe is a fall go-to. She prefers using Long Island duck (aka Pekin duck) for its rich flavor and fat content. “I love cooking duck because every single part of it is usable, ...

When purchasing duck in the grocery store or butcher shop, look for antibiotic-free, air-chilled, and certified cage-free duck. Once you bring duck home, use it within three days unless it's frozen.

So you’ve ordered Roy Choi’s killer smoked duck at Pot in Koreatown. And you’ve beaten the French bistro crowds for the duck confit at Republique or Church & State — or the duck ragout at Maccheroni ...

Jonah Reider lives in New York City, where he runs the Pith Supper Club out of his apartment and writes a bi-monthly column for Food & Wine. Through cooking, writing, traveling, and entrepreneurship, ...

Two New York City chefs tackle the complexities of preparing duck, showcasing the precision required to achieve crisp skin ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The best thing about Peking duck is not so much the experience of the presentation. And, it's not so much the succulent slices of a meaty bird and those crunchy bits of anise- ...

When fall weather turns your head from summer salads to heartier meats, consider using your microwave oven to cook a duck. Preparing duck in the microwave is almost as easy as cooking a chicken. The ...

Although many duck confit recipes will ask you to purchase several jars' worth of pricey duck fat, we're here to tell you the dirty little secret those recipes won't tell you: You don’t actually need ...