I have more grass fed liver on my hands than I can use before it gets nasty.
Anyone have a good pate recipe ?
Liver Pate
There’s so many on the internet, it’s impossible to recommend one. At the most basic level it’s just liver and butter.
If you have lot’s of liver, try several.
I suggest adding allspice if you want a milder flavor.
Oops forgot to mention…it’s beef liver. I’ll keep the chicken liver recipe for later. Thanks!
Wow, this looks really good. Wouldn’t it be amazing with seed crackers and a good mustard !
It’s alspice specifically. It’s mentioned in many recipes to make the taste milder. I use it, it works.
I make chopped liver using this recipe with beef liver instead of chicken livers.
Instead of going with allspice (and optionally the other Christmas spices /pumpkin spice, nutmeg, ginger, clove etc.) you can go the Italian route with rosemary, thyme, garlic, oregano etc. I personally haven’t tried it yet, but when I do it would probably be with beef instead of pork.
Good idea. There’s also lot’s of pate recipes out there from Southern France.
I cook italian most of the time, so I plan on going Scandinavian for a nice change.
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Thank you !
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I posted it on the “what did you eat today” thread.
Nice! How was it? Also wondering about the meat and fat you used since you used beef liver while I’ve only made it out of pork yet. Your comment earlier about mustard gave me the idea of using not mustard but vinegar. Specifically to use hollandaise sauce as the fat, leaning toward a sort of bernaise with white wine vinegar and tarragon. No idea if the emulsion would do anything after baking, but the taste should be interesting I think and at least the sauce is going to be easy to mix in. The hope is that a fine mince combined with the sauce will make it easily spreadable. Many pate recipes use bechamel sauce to that effect, but that of course uses flour.
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