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2¼ pounds
Medium
By Peter Sherman and Stephanie Banyas
Published 2019
Think of this as a low-temperature deep-fry. Cooking meat, in this case bacon, slowly in its own fat (what the French call confit) may sound intimidating, but it is actually quite easy and much faster than the classic duck confit. The result is a slab of bacon that is fork-tender and slices of meat that literally melt in your mouth. In a subtle way, it is almost like BBQ, where low temperature is applied to thick, fatty meat for long periods of time to tenderize the meat and make it
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