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Foie Gras

Foie gras/fwah GRAH/
Also known as: Foie Gras Terrine, Terrine de Foie Gras, Foie Gras Mi-Cuit
Foie Gras
About this dish

Rich, buttery duck or goose liver, most often served as a cold terrine with toasted brioche and fruit chutney.

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Ingredients
🦆1 lobe duck foie gras (about 500g), deveined
🧂7g salt and 2g white pepper
🍷2 tbsp Sauternes or Armagnac
🍞Toasted brioche
🍐Fig or onion chutney
Method
Serves 2
1
Season the foie gras with salt, pepper and the wine and leave for 2 hours.
2
Press it firmly into a terrine dish.
3
Cook in a water bath at 100°C (210°F) until the centre reaches about 50°C (120°F).
4
Weigh it down lightly and chill for 2–3 days to firm up and mature.
5
Slice with a hot knife and serve with toasted brioche and chutney.
✓ What Makes it Authentic

Foie gras is a festive tradition of south-west France and Alsace, eaten especially at Christmas; its production is banned in some countries.

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