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		<title>Cooking: Duck with Cherries</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[New Year&#8217;s?  blerh
Let&#8217;s avoid the sobriety (of watching fireworks in town with families and NO alcohol &#8211; blerg) and the transport troubles of going somewhere for a meal / drink.  Lets cook something wonderful and open a darn nice bottle of wine.
So we did.  We opened two in fact.  Starting with a Coldstream Hills Vintage [...]]]></description>
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<p>Let&#8217;s avoid the sobriety (of watching fireworks in town with families and NO alcohol &#8211; blerg) and the transport troubles of going somewhere for a meal / drink.  Lets cook something wonderful and open a darn nice bottle of wine.</p>
<p>So we did.  We opened two in fact.  Starting with a Coldstream Hills Vintage Bubbles &#8211; we made bellini&#8217;s with beautiful ripe white peaches.  Very nice, but if someone can tell me the trick of pouring them I will be ever so grateful.  Lots of bubble and froth and mess.  But sooooooo yummy!  we kept half for midnight toasting.</p>
<p>The we roasted some confit duck, and cooked some puy lentils in duck stock, carrots, onion, bay leaf and orange.  I had macerated some fresh cherries in red wine, orange rind and star anise and poured them over the duck for the last 5 mins of cooking.</p>
<p>It was delicious and we drank it with a 2004 Curly Flat Pinot Noir &#8211; which is coming along nicely, but still needs more time in the cellar.</p>
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