did you ever have a week where you feel like everyone is doing something and you’re not…
like this…
lacy had a baby.
sheri is writing for an online lifestyle magazine.
marcie wrote a book.
i’ve been stalking jen over at august wren on instagram. i have to admit i’m a little jealous. i haven’t picked up a paintbrush in years (you can buy her work here).
charlotte, i don’t know what to say. and now her daughter is blogging. are you kidding me?
i’ve never felt more lame. i haven’t opened my laptop in over a week. wait, it’s been longer.
you forgive me right? yeah…of course you do…you do right? because there is duck fat. a lot of it.
i’m going to use this excuse for my week of non-blogging. i’ve been busy with duck fat. lots of it. like a vat of it.
i don’t know about you but throw duck fat my way and i’m on it, like you have know idea.
i’m not going to lie, it’s one of the only reasons i go to the farmers market in hastings (i love you hastings but the duck guy is the bomb). duck sausage. duck breasts. duck salami. duck fat. are you kidding me, how can you resist. it’s liquid gold.
and let’s be honest here, duck fat fries are the best. i mean, like, the best.
so easy, and the perfect accompaniment to steak, chicken, hot dogs…you get it right? the only thing that could possibly be better is a fried duck egg on top. is that to much?
gosh, now i can’t get duck fat fries, a steak and a fried duck egg out of my mind. where can i get duck eggs?
have i gone on long enough? one of our favorites. one of my favorites.
duck fat fries
- 4 potatoes (keep the skin on)
- about 1/2 cup duck fat
- sea salt
- line a cookie sheet with parchment paper and pre-heat oven to 400.
- wash and cut potatoes (like fries, see image above). toss onto cookie sheet.
- spoon fat onto potatoes, don’t worry about tossing it now, the fat will melt pretty fast.
- sprinkle some sea salt over fries.
- roast for 10 minutes. take a spatula and toss carefully. cook for another 10 minutes or until fries are crunchy and middles are soft. it happens fast.
serve with a ketchup. curry ketchup. oh my.
Most of my weeks (and the last 8 years of sitting the creative bench) feel like this except minus the awesomeness of duck fat! I feel ya.
Thank you for the link to RBD and for posting this great recipe! I’m a huge fan and hope I get to bump into you at the farmer’s market one of these days!
Can’t wait to meet you Maggie! So happy to share! Love you and your mom such inspiration!