Ten September Favorites
Our Paris issue is packed with delicious recipes, but our editors especially loved these—and we’re pretty sure you will, too.
08.06.08
As convenient as store-bought duck confit is, we find that its quality tends to vary. Making your own allows you to control the spicing and the cooking time to produce a velvety piece of meat. This ancient preservation method has three parts: First you cure the duck legs in salt (drawing out the water in which microorganisms can live), then you slowly cook them in fat, and finally you store them fully covered in the cooking fat so air can’t get in.
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