The magret (from the Occitan word magret, a diminutive of magre, meaning lean) is a lean meat fillet, cut from the breast (pectoral muscles) of a fattened goose or duck, which is used to produce confit and foie gras.
The magret (from the Occitan word magret, a diminutive of magre, meaning lean) is a lean meat fillet, cut from the breast (pectoral muscles) of a fattened goose or duck, which is used to produce confit and foie gras.