
This salad is a French classic and is shockingly light, considering it contains both bacon and eggs. The sharp vinaigrette and slightly bitter friseé cut through the richness of the bacon and poached eggs. I have to admit: those poached eggs gave me a fit! I was seriously doubting my cooking abilities, threw out two batches that didn’t working and had to surf YouTube to see what I was doing wrong. I finally got it right and my frustration was greatly rewarded. Lardons are small, thick strips of salt pork or fatback commonly used in French cooking; if you’re lucky enough to have access to these, use them! If not, thick-cut bacon can be substituted.
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