Video: How to Spatchcock a Duck
Spatchcocking gamebirdsis a great way to ensure a juicy, even-cooked bird. This method removes all the bones, so be sure to save those for astock. If you’re looking for recipe inspiration, try outDanielle Prewett’s spatchcock pheasant, the spicy dry rub will translate great to duck meat.
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