Foie-gras
Foie Gras is a strong ambassador of high gastronomy and one of the top French cultural heritage,
with a huge pride for French to defend their national treasure.
For most of them, it is a traditional national dish, without which they cannot imagine their birthday, christmas, New Year, etc.
Fine fatty liver from a goose or duck is served either warm, usually roasted, or cold as canapés or pate.
The delicate buttery taste of foie gras has no comparable substitute, this is why this delicacy is sought after all over the world.
Two French regions - Alsace & southwestern France - compete for the origin and the right recipe for foie gras.
Goose foie gras is delicate, so it is suitable for gourmets who can immerse themselves in decent tones of taste.
Duck foie gras, on the other hand, has a more predatory and pronounced taste, so it can attract even less
refined tongues and to get acquainted with this the specialty is probably more appropriate.
However, everyone likes a different foie gras recipe, so there is no choice than tasting and tasting, finding out what kind of
meat and preparation you will enjoy the most.
Brands
Duck foie gras from the southwest of France from the region of Perigord “old-fashioned recipe” glass 125g Foie-gras de canard and l'ancienne du Périgord All the tradition of...
Duck foie-gras 50g Foie gras de canard Bread: The most popular is country bread or lightly toasted sandwich bread. For lovers of sweet and salty, who are looking for a new...
LANGOUSTINES with Foie Gras "Guérande Salt LANGOUSTINES au Foie Gras "Sel de Guérande" Festive meals all year round thanks to this surprising pairing of langoustine and foie...
Royal duck confit rillettes with duck liver (25% foie gras block) Les rillettes royales de confit de canard au foie de canard (25% bloc de foie gras)
Whole goose foie gras from the Perigord recipe - 90g Foie-gras d'oie entier du Périgord recette à l'ancienne - 90g Like any exceptional Grand Cru, the rarity of goose foie...