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Rillettes: Pork in Pork Fat

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Rillettes — pork shoulder slow-cooked in lard until completely tender, then shredded and mixed with its own fat and seasonings — is the simplest preserved pork preparation in the French charcuterie tradition. The fat provides both the flavour carrier and the preservation medium — stored under a layer of fat, rillettes keep for weeks.

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