Duck Confit is a traditional French dish made by slow-cooking duck legs in their own rendered fat until tender, then crisping the skin in a hot pan or oven before serving. Originating from Gascony in southwest France, the technique of confit was originally used for preservation. Today, it's a bistro classic served with roasted potatoes, garlic, or lentils, celebrated for its incredibly rich flavor and melt-in-your-mouth texture. It’s often enjoyed during holidays, weekend meals, or at fine-dining establishments.

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