Originally an Easter dish, this is Burgundy’s favorite and best-known charcuterie item, and it’s still popular at Easter, when it contains hard-cooked eggs. The green of parsley contrasts appealingly with the pink meat and white fat, all bound by a little jelly, which makes this a relative of headcheese. Unlike some charcuterie, j…
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