Porcelet is a perfect choice for the holiday table, especially at Easter. What’s so special about it? This is suckling pig taken to the next level, raised on milk alone, to produce the most succulent pork imaginable. Available exclusively at D’Artagnan, milk-fed porcelet is to pork as veal is to beef. There is nothing else like it on today’s market, and it’s a favorite of many chefs.
Deboned, stuffed, rolled and tied, porchetta makes a beautiful presentation – just right for a holiday dinner. Tom Colicchio makes porchetta with our porcelet, and his recipe and appearance on the Today Show are available here. Read on for the D’Artagnan porchetta recipe, and feast your eyes on exquisite preparations by our chefs.
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D’Artagnan’s Roast Porcelet Porchetta with Garlic & Herbs

Chefs are proud to share their creations on Instagram, and here are three exceptional porcelet porchettas from our clients to inspire you.



Since 1985, D’Artagnan has been at the forefront of the farm-to-table movement, producing superior tasting products by partnering with small ranches and farms. We are committed to free-range, natural production, sustainable and humane farming practices and no use of antibiotics or hormones. That’s why D’Artagnan products have been revered by America’s most renowned chefs for over 30 years. We offer the same high-quality products to home cooks at dartagnan.com, along with recipes and guides to help you live the tasty life.
So it looks like there is some de- boning work to be done on your porcelet porchetta, this appears misleading.Is this difficult?
You will need to remove the bones, but that is not as hard as it seems. Click through to the recipe for the description of how that is done. If you have reasonable knife skills, you should be about to manage. We hope you try it!