White wine vinegar
|
100 ml |
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Sugar
|
85 g |
Finely chopped cloves of garlic
|
2 |
Finely chopped red chilli peppers
|
1 tbsp |
Duck legs (approx. 1600 g)
|
4 |
Coarse salt
|
2 tsp |
Sour cream, 38%
|
200 ml |
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Blue cheese
|
50 g |
Finely chopped oranges zest (organic/unwaxed)
|
2 tsp |
Coarse salt
|
½ tsp |
Freshly ground pepper
|
Oranges
|
2 |
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Finely sliced red cabbages
|
200 g |
Coarsely chopped dried cranberries
|
30 g |
Fresh coriander
|
2 dl |
Freshly squeezed orange juice
|
2 tbsp |
Large burger buns (about 400 g)
|
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Don't let your burger fly solo, team it up with a tasty sidekick!
Sweet potato fries: The sweetness of the fries complements the tangy blue-cheese dressing nicely.
Coleslaw: A side of coleslaw is a perfect match for the red cabbage in the burger and add some additional crunch and freshness.
Roasted vegetables: Roasted vegetables, such as carrots and broccoli, provide a flavourful side dish.
Potato salad: A creamy potato salad adds a comforting and classic side dish to your meal.
Grilled corn on the cob: Grilled corn on the cob can add a smoky flavour and a touch of sweetness to your meal.
Feeling hot, hot, hot? You can add a little heat to your burger to spice it up:
Start with a small amount of spice and taste the sauce as you go to avoid making it too spicy. Adjust the amount of spice to your liking.
If you're not a fan of blue cheese, you could substitute the blue cheese sauce with a creamy cheese sauce of your choice such as brie, camembert, or gouda. The choice of cheese will ultimately depend on your personal taste preferences. An Asian-style sauce could also be a delicious alternative.