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Photo by Matthew Kang
For yesterday's first Charc Attack for The Five Days of Meat, Eater featured Ori Menashe's fine salumi board at Bestia. Today, the expansive house-made charcuterie from Brenden Collins of Waterloo & City. With nearly everything on this board made on site (priced at $40), it's hard to argue with making this order every single time, especially if you're in a large group.
With seven different kinds of terrines and pates, plus seven varieties of salumi, it's sure to be a hit with a group of meat lovers. See the full list of charcuterie below by Collins, plus the beautifully placed accoutrements.
First up, on the top left: 1) Duck and walnut pate with an orange-apricot marmalade
2) Smoked salmon terrine with sauce gribiche and a fried quail egg
3) Chicken liver mousse with a sweet potato jam served in a mason jar
4) Head cheese with tomato & fresno chili salad
5) Pork shank rillette with orange glaze
6) 5 spice pork liver mousse with daikon and carrot salad
7) Beef dripping gelee with fresh horse radish
8) Prosciutto
9) Mortadella
10) Duck prosciutto
11) Spanish Chorizo
12) Boar salami
13) Duck salami
14) Calabrese
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