Charlie Bigham

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OVEN FROM CHILLED 30 MINUTES

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Elec 220°C / Fan 200°C / Gas 7 (add 10 mins)

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1. Pre-heat oven & remove film. To get the crispiest duck legs, remove them and place on a lined baking tray in the centre of oven.
2. Unfold the foil & tightly wrap over the top of the tray with lentils. Place in oven (away from any element or flame) alongside tray of potatoes & duck legs and cook for 30 mins
3. After cooking, make sure it's piping hot.

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Not suitable for microwave or air fryer. Please do not grill.

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Nutrition & Ingredients

Dish For Two

	per 100g	per 1/2 pack
Energy	881Kj	3875Kj
	211Kcal	929Kcal
Fat	12.1g	53.4g
(of which saturates)	3.9g	17.2g
Carbohydrate	10.5g	46.3g
(of which sugars)	2.1g	9.3g
Protein	11.3g	49.8g
Fibre	1.2g	4.9g
Salt	0.80g	3.54

Dish For One

Confit Gressingham Duck leg (38%) (duck leg, salt, garlic, thyme, rosemary, cornflour, black pepper), potatoes (sulphites), red wine (17%) (sulphites), onions, bacon (2%) (pork, salt, preservative: sodium nitrite, antioxidant: ascorbic acid), butter (2%) (milk), mushrooms, rapeseed oil, Pedro Ximénez, ciabatta breadcrumbs (fortified flour (wheat flour, calcium carbonate, iron, niacin, thiamin), olive oil, yeast, salt), honey, chicken stock (water, yeast extract, salt, chicken bones, chicken fat, dried potatoes), duck fat, cornflour, lentils, Parmigiano Reggiano (milk), Cheddar cheese (milk), thyme, salt, parsley, garlic, balsamic vinegar of Modena, black pepper.

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Contain bones

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For allergens, see ingredients in bold. May contain peanuts, nuts and sesame.

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Here is the best way to recycle our packaging:

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Cardboard Sleeve / box – can be recycled with your usual household paper and cardboard.
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Plastic Film – can be recycled with carrier bags at larger supermarkets if they are clean
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Foil – can be recycled with your usual household metal packaging.
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Paper liners - are certified as recyclable and compostable to industrial standards, however, it is best to check with local authorities, as once they are soiled with foodstuff they can contaminate other packaging waiting to be recycled/composted. Some local councils agree to take these paper liners as they have invested in a better infrastructure that allows cleaning during the pulping process.

If you are unsure, we would advise to place the liner in to general waste, as each council is different and operate their waste streams in different ways

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Wooden Trays – Unfortunately, we can’t reuse wooden trays after use for food safety reasons and they’re not recyclable. Our trays will break down in less than 12 months in the right conditions, and we’re running industrial composting tests. We’re exploring options with UK waste providers to find an anaerobic digestion solution, so customers can easily dispose of their trays via kerbside food waste collections. We support the aims of the Compostable Coalition UK, which wants to ensure compostable packaging is collected and composted via existing UK bio-waste

Lots of our customers tell us how they can be re-used instead. For example, they make great seed planters and serving trays! We’d love to see what you do with yours – do let us know at hello@bighams.com

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Ceramic pots – once you have polished off your pies there are lots of fantastic ways to reuse your ramekins. Here are some of our favourites:

· Plant pots for herbs

· Dishes for pre-dinner nibbles and dips.

· Individual Yorkshire pudding dishes.

· A brilliant way to cook and serve Shepherd’s Pies, or Apple Crumbles.

· Finger bowls (just add hot water and a slice of lemon).

· Sous-chef dishes (add your chopped ingredients and get organised in the kitchen.)

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Alternatively, you can now donate your ceramic dishes to your local Oxfam shop, where they can be sold to raise vital funds for Oxfam to help fight poverty and inequality around the world. Do make sure that they are clean and wrapped up safely, and add Gift Aid if you can, so Oxfam can make the most of your donation.

You can find your local shop here: https://www.oxfam.org.uk/shops/

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