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Step 1
Cut the meat into large pieces and season with the salt and half of the thyme.
Step 2
Vacuum seal the meat with the butter or fat, bay leaf if using and allow to rest overnight (optional).
Step 3
Put the meat in a sous vide water bath and cook at 195 F for 3 hours or until the meat is tender.
Step 4
Cut the bag open and drain out the juice.
Step 5
Dice the shallots as small as you can, then put them in a small pan with the vinegar and cook until the pan is dry.
Step 6
Wearing gloves, mix the meat until just broken up for the most traditional, rustic texture, which I recommend for your first time. You can also mix the meat in a stand mixer or with a potato masher.
Step 7
Add the rest of the chopped thyme, all of the butter and a few tablespoons of cooking liquid and mix until just combined. Try not to pound the meat to a paste-it should be just spreadable.
Step 8
Double check the seasoning for salt and pepper, adjust as needed, then pack into crocks or freeze.
Step 9
To serve, spread jam or preserves over the rillettes crocks. Allow them to come to room temperature before serving. Serve with a crusty baguette, pickles, and plenty of mustard.
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