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Ha ha I had fried duck in plum sauce last night, it is the bomb. Yeah meat is a bit darker than chicken and has more flavour also. Most chinese restaurants do it, the Foo Wah on Collins road is always pretty good. Served on a bed of steamed rice is how I have it.Yum

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I was going to post this is WT as an extremly random thing. But the duck thread seemed more fitting.

http://www.filecabi.net/video/c09afa850f1130f.html NOT WORK SAFE. CONTAINS funny but OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE!!!

Poor duck.

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