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  • Published:31 Dec 14
  • Updated:18 Mar 24
  • Test kitchen approved

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Pick up duck breasts, hoisin sauce and Chinese pancakes for this shortcut supper recipe. A simple take on a popular Chinese dish.

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Want to try making the real thing for Chinese New Year? Here’s our recipe for Chinese crispy duck.

  • Duck pancakes with pickled carrot salad (5)Easy
  • December 2014

Test kitchen approved

  • Duck pancakes with pickled carrot salad (7)Serves 2
  • Duck pancakes with pickled carrot salad (8)Hands-on time 20 min

Pick up duck breasts, hoisin sauce and Chinese pancakes for this shortcut supper recipe. A simple take on a popular Chinese dish.

Want to try making the real thing for Chinese New Year? Here’s our recipe for Chinese crispy duck.

    Nutrition: per serving

    Calories
    439kcals
    Fat
    14.9g (2.9g saturated)
    Protein
    24.1g
    Carbohydrates
    46.5g (20.2g sugars)
    Fibre
    4.8g
    Salt
    0.4g

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    Ingredients

    • 175g Gressingham duck mini fillets, from Waitrose, or similar
    • 2 tbsp hoisin sauce
    • 10 Waitrose Wafer Thin Soft Chinese Pancakes, or similar
    • 4 small or 2 medium carrots
    • Bunch fresh coriander
    • 1 red chilli
    • 3 tbsp rice vinegar
    • 1 tbsp caster sugar
    • 1 tbsp toasted sesame oil
    • Spring onions and cucumber

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    Method

    1. Use a vegetable peeler to peel the carrots into ribbons; put them in a large bowl. Finely chop most of the coriander, keeping a few leaves to garnish. Deseed and finely chop the chilli. Mix the coriander, chilli, rice vinegar and caster sugar together in a bowl or jug, then pour over the carrots and toss.
    2. Heat the sesame oil in a frying pan, then add the duck and fry for 3-4 minutes until the meat has some colour but is still pink in the middle. Add the hoisin sauce, then take off the heat.
    3. Heat the pancakes according to the pack instructions. Shred the spring onions and cucumber.
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    5. Taste and season the carrots and sprinkle over the reserved coriander leaves, then serve with the pancakes, duck, spring onions and cucumber, with extra hoisin sauce on the side, if you like.
    • Recipe from December 2014 Issue

    Nutrition

    Nutrition: per serving

    Calories
    439kcals
    Fat
    14.9g (2.9g saturated)
    Protein
    24.1g
    Carbohydrates
    46.5g (20.2g sugars)
    Fibre
    4.8g
    Salt
    0.4g

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    • Published:31 Dec 14
    • Updated:18 Mar 24

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    FAQs

    What sides to serve with duck pancakes? ›

    I think yuk sung is an excellent idea. That may be because crispy duck pancakes and yuk sung are two of my favourite starters ever and I'm a big fan of ordering 2 or 3 starters instead of a main course. Otherwise, you could do a side dish of stir fried vegetables with, say, oyster sauce.

    What is traditionally served with duck? ›

    The best side dishes to serve with roast duck are mashed potatoes, yellow rice, french fries, Brussels sprouts with bacon, ratatouille, grilled asparagus, mushroom risotto, deviled eggs, baked zucchini, eggplant salad, butternut squash, carrot mash, blistered tomatoes, mashed sweet potatoes, and caramelized carrots.

    Is hoisin sauce the same as plum sauce? ›

    Whereas hoisin sauce is decidedly savory and tangy, causing some to liken it to a "Chinese barbecue sauce," plum sauce is sweeter, fruitier, and sometimes even described as "jammy" (via Curious Cuisinere). Hoisin is a staple of southern Chinese cuisine (via Omnivore's Cookbook).

    Are spring roll wrappers the same as duck pancakes? ›

    Yes, no, sort of. Spring rolls are usually made from popiah skins, a wet soppy mass of flour and water that you smear on a hot surface and peel away. They are super fragile and almost thin enough to read through. The pancakes are more like flour tortillas.

    Why do Chinese restaurants give you duck sauce? ›

    Despite its name, the sauce is not prepared using duck meat; rather it is named as such because it is a common accompaniment to Chinese-style duck dishes. Wonton strips served with duck sauce and hot mustard at an American Chinese restaurant.

    What is the difference between Beijing duck and crispy duck? ›

    Crispy aromatic duck

    The meat has less fat and is drier and crispier compared to that of Peking duck.

    Do you have to heat Chinese pancakes? ›

    Once cooked, you can let them cool, wrap them in greaseproof paper and a freezer bag, and pop into the freezer for later – steam to de-frost, they don't need more cooking. Cooled pancakes can be kept for a couple of days, ready to re-heat.

    What to eat with Chinese pancakes for dinner? ›

    Best Side Dishes For Scallion Pancakes
    1. Chicken Congee.
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    3. Sweet Heat Sauce.
    4. Shrimp Fried Rice.
    5. Bok Choy.
    6. Lo Mein.
    7. Beef Curry.
    8. Mongolian Chicken.
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    What is a Chinese duck dish called? ›

    Peking duck is a classic Chinese dish: a beautifully bronzed, roast duck with a matchlessly crispy skin and deliciously juicy meat. The duck meat is sometimes sliced, but more often shredded and served with thin pancakes, strips of spring onion, cucumber and hoisin sauce. What is Peking duck?

    What are duck pancake wraps called? ›

    An essential element of the classic Peking duck meal, Peking duck pancakes are known as Chun Bing/春饼 meaning spring pancakes as they're a traditional food for celebrating the beginning of Spring (Li Chun, 立春). Sometimes they might be referred to as Mandarin pancakes.

    How to cook duck and pancakes from aldi? ›

    OVEN: Remove items from outer packaging. Place pancakes and sauce to one side. Remove the duck out of its packaging and place on a wire rack over a baking tray with the skin facing upwards on the middle shelf of a pre-heated oven (Electric 220°C/Fan 200°C/Gas Mark 7) for 35-40 minutes or until the skin is crispy.

    How do you heat pancakes for crispy duck without a microwave? ›

    Steam: From Chilled

    Remove all packaging and wrap pancakes in foil. Lay the pancakes in a colander or steamer. Place over a pan of boiling water, cover and steam for 4-5 minutes.

    What pairs well with Peking Duck? ›

    Red wines such as Zinfandel, Shiraz, and Grenache all have the fruity flavor of berries and jam that help to draw out the flavor of the sauce. The creaminess and richness of red wines act as a buffer for the rich, spicy, and sweet flavor of Peking Duck.

    What to eat with duck Chinese? ›

    Chinese Roast Duck: Different Types!

    Served with mandarin pancakes or lotus leaf buns, hoisin sauce, scallions, cucumbers, and sometimes cantaloupe shreds, it's an iconic dish, but not what we're talking about today. This dish is a famous Beijing / northern Chinese delicacy.

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