Terrine from leftovers

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atomicsmoke

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I saved some rib bones from the Easter lamb and the leftover meat from the stuffed forequarter.

Also had some pork skirt meat leftovers.

All in the pressure pot with spices, onion and lovage stalks.
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Meat and bones (re)cooked
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Stock...too much...needs to be reduced
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Picked the good stuff
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About 2 cups of stock left after boiling
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Assembled
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The only downside of terrines/aspics/headcheeses....you have to wait after finishing cooking before tasting it.

See you tomorrow at lunch.
 
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But then you eat a soup with a lot of meat. Nothing wrong with that....but a slice of cold terrine is better.
 
Black peppercorn, whole garlic cloves, whole onion, bay leaves and lovage.

But other flavour profiles work well. Mustard seeds (during the cook), fresh parsley (added when the dish is assembled).
 
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