Balfegó harmonica -60°C
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It's called "harmonica" because its meat is marbled, with a feather appearing approximately every half centimeter, spanning the entire piece horizontally and vertically. It can be eaten either on the bone, which would be the most traditional way, or in a terrine. To debone it, it's essential to cook the piece thoroughly: 15 to 25 minutes in an aromatic broth (with pepper, bay leaves, onion, etc.) at about 65 degrees, until the bone comes loose easily. Next, we compact it in a terrine to obtain rectangles to which we apply different cooking techniques. The flavor of the "harmonica" is very surprising, as it has a very meaty flavor reminiscent of veal.