Duck Confit Cholent
חמין קונפי ברווז
A modern restaurant-inspired cholent in which traditional beans, barley, potatoes, and onions are enriched with duck confit. The result is a luxurious take on the slow-cooked Sabbath stew, with deep flavor and silky meat.
Ingredients
- •4 duck legs
- •2 tsp kosher salt
- •1 tsp black pepper
- •1 cup duck fat or olive oil
- •1 cup dried beans, soaked overnight
- •1/2 cup pearl barley
- •4 potatoes, peeled and halved
- •2 onions, sliced
- •2 cloves garlic, minced
- •1 tsp paprika
- •6 cups stock or water
Instructions
- 1
Season the duck legs with salt and pepper and let them cure briefly in the refrigerator.
- 2
Slow-cook the duck legs submerged in duck fat or oil at low heat until tender; set aside.
- 3
Place the soaked beans, barley, potatoes, onions, garlic, and paprika in a heavy pot.
- 4
Add stock or water to cover and bring just to a simmer.
- 5
Nestle the duck confit legs into the pot.
- 6
Cover tightly and cook at very low heat overnight, or in a low oven, until everything is tender and deeply melded.
- 7
Check the liquid level once or twice and add a little water if needed.
- 8
Serve the cholent hot, with one duck leg per portion if possible.
Kosher notes
Rendered duck fat is meat and may not be served with dairy; confirm the stock is kosher.
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