MadCow wrote:When you do finally cook one on the Traeger ... smoke it first for at least an hour, preferably 2-3, then crank it up to high and finish it that way .... you should get a bit more smoke flavour by doing it that way .... also works beautifully with duck breasts and legs.
Brilliant, Jackie, thanks for the tip.
Another quick question. I tend to "harvest" duck fat for future frying (and killer roast potatoes). What's the best way to do this on the Traeger - put the duck on a grid over a pan to collect the fat? I didn't think it would be a good idea to reclaim fat from the bucket, even if the whole grill had been cleaned first.
