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raleighnut

Legendary Member
I'm dreaming of Rillettes de Canard and a fatberg of my very own in a coronary artery. View attachment 615158
I prefer Canard Du Jour


View: https://youtu.be/lV9MjXBo_4U
 

classic33

Leg End Member
Clockwise? I wonder whether southern hemisphere rugs rotate anticlockwise.
No. The rotation is based on the carpet "walking" faster in some parts than others. This is due to the way in which the carpet fibres are laying. A decent carpet should have an "even walk", but some parts get more use than others causing the rotation.

To get an idea of the walking, get a coir mat or piece of carpet, turn it over on a smooth floor and stand on it.
 

carpiste

Guru
Location
Manchester
Although strictly speaking, it really should be Rillettes de Mans - as it is a local specialty of Le Mans. :okay:
One of my favourite things when I`m in France is Rillettes du Porc or Canard with a few slices of fresh bread. If I`m really lucky I will also have it with a bottle or two of my favourite Kriek beer gifted to me by my favourite Belgian neighbours ^_^
 
I'm impressed by your optimism. BTW, the last recipe I found for Rillettes de Canard needed 1.2 kg of duck legs............and an additional 1.5 kg of goose fat. Best not to tell your consultant cardiologist about that one.

To quote Babylon 5...

I can feel my arteries hardening by being in the same room. (Although in this case, the dish in question is Bagna Cauda.)

Mind, nearly 3 kilos of rillettes is a bit much for any normal household though, isn't it? :wacko: I do fear that some recipes do like to take the wee wee for some things that they want to sound more poncy and expensive than they actually are. There should be enough fat on a duck (you leave the skin on, btw, then pick it out later) to make a perfectly good confit.

I make a batch from half a kilo of pork belly - which is plenty enough.

P.S. I'm teetotal. Maybe tea does make me more misty optic than alcohol. :blush:
 
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