1 Quickly rinse and carefully dry the duck breast.
2 Make a bed of salt in a container suited to the size of the duck breast.
3 Coat the duck breast with salt, turning it on all sides and pressing it with the palm of your hands. Finish skin side up, well pressed into the salt.
4 Wash your hands: -), cover (with food-grade plastic wrap: -) and leave in the refrigerator for 26 hours.
5 Rinse the duck breast under running water. Dry it very carefully with paper towels.
6 With a skewer, pierce a hole 2 cm from the edge of the thinnest point, and thread a long piece of string through the hole.
7 Discard the brine from the container, wash it and wipe it dry.
8 Spread a generous layer of pepper in the container.
9 Coat the duck breast with pepper on all sides. Add more if necessary.
10 Hang to dry for 15 days in a clean, dry, cool and airy place.
11 Remove excess pepper and slice very thinly just before serving.
Don't remove the skin and fat, that's what the connoisseurs prefer!
Good recipe Personally I score the skin in a crosshatch pattern I barely remove the meat underneath Last piece of advice (smiles) Above all don't forget to put a plate under your drying duck breasts.
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