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By Keith Floyd
Published 1987
Brawn is no longer popular in Britain, which is a pity because, chopped up and served with sliced gherkins, chopped fresh parsley, capers and a dash of vinaigrette, it makes a wonderful starter. You often find brawn on inexpensive French menus.
Rinse the meat under running water for a long time. Cover with fresh water, add the vinegar and bring to the boil. Strain off any scum which has accumulated on top. Take out the meat and re-cover in fresh water and half the wine. Add the onion, salt, pepper and 1 bayleaf. Simmer gently until the meat falls easily away from the bones. Allow to cool.
Remove all the meat from the bones and
