While the term “prosciutto” technically refers to cured pork, this duck version gives the hog a run for its money. The meaty Moulard duck breast, known as magret, is rubbed with salt and sugar—a classic combination—before hanging and dry-curing. The result is a flavorful prosciutto that practically melts in your mouth. With a balanced flavor and firm, yet silky texture, duck prosciutto is perfectly at home on a charcuterie board or cheese plate.