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"The jowl was a confit, with extra crispy skin and the meat was very moist; and the loin was roasted. And then you had some braised belly. And then a pig jus with a little bit of sauerkrauet."
"The terrine was incredibly balanced in flavor and equally as intricate and appealing in presentation."
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