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Buffalo Chicken Rillettes

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Buffalo Chicken Rillettes

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by ChefDJen

Buffalo Chicken Rillettes

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by ChefDJen

  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Charcuterie / The Charcutepalooza Grand Prize Challenge
  • hardlikearmour's Testing Notes: ChefDJen's version of rillettes is an extremely tasty one. It's a great riff on Buffalo wings in an easy appetizer form. It would make a perfect addition to the snacks at your next Super...

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    ChefDJen's Notes:

    Rillettes made from chicken with the flavor of buffalo wings.

Makes 3 half pints

  1. Combine all the ingredients, except for the chicken and white vinegar, in a saucepan and heat gently until the fat has melted. Add the chicken and cook over very low heat, stirring often for 1 hour. Add the vinegar to the pan and continue to cook until the meat shreds easily, about another hour.

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  2. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the meat to the bowl of a stand mixer. Using the paddle attachment, mix at low speed until the meat breaks into pieces. Adjust consistency by adding a few spoonfuls of the cooking liquid to the bowl (consistency should be spreadable, not runny or dry). Test for seasoning and add more salt, hot sauce or vinegar as needed.

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  3. Pack the meat into a suitable jar or ramekin. Allow the cooking liquid to separate and spoon fat over the top of the meat to cover and create a seal.

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  4. Serve with crusty bread, celery sticks and good blue cheese.

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1 Comment on Buffalo Chicken Rillettes

Christinabaileyheadshot Reply

I tested this one and it does taste great! We enjoyed it with football and ale. I chose to up the ante on spice and found it required more fat... but http://tinyurl.com/83k8fex

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