WILD BOAR TERRINE WITH PINOT NOIR AND SUMMER TRUFFLES 140G
7.80€
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Handcrafted and family-run in Strasbourg
Description, Ingredients & Tasting Tips
Description :
A traditional wild boar terrine seasoned with summer truffles. A qualitative raw material and carefully selected ingredients ensure a high quality product. Serve chilled with a red wine of the “Pinot Noir” type.
Guaranteed GMO-free, antibiotic-free, no artificial colouring.
Ingredients, allergens, preservation, nutritional values :
Ingredients: Wild boar meat 40%, pork meat, pork liver, truffles (Tuber aestivum) 3%, onions, wheat flour, milk protein, Pinot Noir d’Alsace 0.5%, Cognac, edible salt, sugar, spices, truffle flavouring.
Allergens: wheat, milk
Storage: unopened, the jar can be stored for 4 years in a cool, dry place away from direct light.
Average nutritional values per 100g: Energy 1149 kJ / 277 kcal, Fat 22g of which saturated fatty acids 8g, Carbohydrates 2,1g of which sugars 1,0g, Protein 16g, Salt 1,75g
Serving suggestions :
140g ideal for 2 to 3 people.
Glaze before serving, remove from the fridge ten minutes before eating. The terrine can be eaten as a starter with fresh bread, salad, gherkins, or as a light dish… let your imagination run wild…
How much per person?For the aperitif on toast, allow 30 grams per person. Avoid spreading it, it is a noble product. With a knife previously dipped in hot water, cut it into thin slices, adjusted to the size of the toasts.
For a foie gras served in slices on a plate as a starter, allow 50 grams per guest.
For a pan-fried foie gras, count 100 grams if it is a starter, or 150g as a main course.What is the difference between goose and duck foie gras? Goose foie gras has a very subtle flavour, it is fine with a slight bitterness that tends to be pronounced in the aftertaste. Its colour is pinkish beige.
Duck has more character, its taste is more assertive and its flavours more pronounced. Its colour is more of a beige colour tending towards yellow.
What is the difference between semi-cooked and canned foie gras?
The difference is linked to the cooking time. Semi-cooked (or semi-preserved) foie gras is pasteurised, i.e. it has been cooked through at a temperature below 100°C. It must be kept in a cool place and can be kept for between 3 weeks and 9 months depending on the length of time it has been cooked. This preparation preserves the freshness and the flavours of the liver. Preserved foie gras is sterilised, i.e. it has been cooked at a temperature above 100°C in an autoclave. It can be kept at room temperature for several years.
Why is it necessary to place canned foie gras in the refrigerator before eating it?
Foie gras should be eaten fresh so that it is firm. A foie gras at room temperature will have a melted and fatty texture which does not enhance it.
Even for a preserve, it is necessary to place it in the refrigerator for several hours before eating; then remove it from the mould 5 to 10 minutes before consumption.
What is the shelf life of foies gras?
For canned foie gras, the shelf life is between 2 and 4 years, for a semi-cooked foie gras it is 6 to 9 months and for a cooked foie gras, it is generally 28 days. All the shelf lives are indicated on the product sheet.
How long can I keep my opened foie gras?
If you do not finish it, it is important to put it back in the fridge quickly. Foie gras will keep for about 2 days, but will tend to oxidize. That is why it is recommended to cover the opened part with a piece of cling film before putting it back in the fridge.
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