Cassoulet is the legendary slow-baked bean stew of southwestern France: white beans simmered with garlic sausage, salt pork, and meltingly tender duck confit, topped with a breadcrumb crust that is broken and re-formed as it bakes. It is earthy, rich, and deeply satisfying.
Named for the earthenware pot it cooks in, it is traditionally a long Sunday project shared with family. Serve it straight from the dish with a green salad and a sturdy red wine, and save the crusty top for the lucky ones.


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