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Confit Sarladaise

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By Alastair Little and Richard Whittington

Published 1993

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Confit is one of the great farmhouse traditions of south-western France, in which the salted jointed bird is poached slowly in duck fat or lard and then traditionally preserved in the solidified fat in earthenware crocks.

It is easy to make and provides you with a rich and subtle dish ready to serve at short notice. This recipe is a perfect combination, teaming the duck with p

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