Sheet Pan Ratatouille
This sheet-pan variation of ratatouille is a celebration of late summer vegetables cooked for a long time in a rich
Dish Type
Main
Time
Prep: 35 minutes
Difficulty
medium
Serves
2 cured breasts / 2
Ingredients and measurements.
Step-By-Step Cooking Information and Guidance
Create a crisscross pattern in the skin of each duck breast with a knife. Pour half of the Morton Kosher Salt into a deep baking dish. Mix in the white pepper, fennel seeds, juniper berries, bay leaves, rosemary and thyme. Pour on a bit more Morton Kosher Salt then layer the breasts on the salt mixture. Top the breasts with the remaining Morton Kosher Salt, making sure to cover all surfaces of the duck. Wrap the dish in plastic wrap and refrigerate for 24 to 36 hours.
Rinse duck and pat dry. Allow to dry completely on a wire rack. Wrap the breasts in cheesecloth and tie with kitchen twine. Hang in a cool place with a regular temperature of around 60 degrees Fahrenheit for about 7 days, or until the duck has lost 30 percent of its weight. When fully cured, slice the duck, season with Morton Coarse Sea Salt, and serve with an array of your favorite meats, cheeses, olives and crackers
For finishing, Morton Coarse sea salt, to taste
Coarse sea salt created by sea water that has been evaporated by the sun. Our coarse sea salt is created by sea water that has been evaporated by the sun. The larger salt crystals add a crunch along with a burst of flavor to any food, making it a great option as a finishing salt on vegetables, roasted potatoes, fruit and chocolate desserts.
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