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Foie Gras (a Passion) (illustrated) (hardcover) - By Andrew Coe,mitchell Davis,michael A. Ginor,jane Ziegelman
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Our whole duck foie gras comes from corn-fed Moulard ducks that are especially prized for their silken livers. Ready to slice and sear, it's delicious with a drizzle of aged balsamic vinegar or served with a fruit reduction.
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Gourmands have a long-standing love affair with the elegant and sublime flavors of caviar, truffles, and foie grasit's a passion derived of good taste and an appreciation for the finer things in life. The intoxicating aroma of roasted truffles, the rich velvety taste of seared foie gras, Caspian caviar savored with a delicate slice of briochethese luxurious ingredients create a dazzling orchestra for the senses. And now, author Katherine Alford reveals how easy it is to infuse your cooking with...
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Bizac Goose Foie Gras from France. Refrigerate before opening can. Warm-up blade of knife with hot water. Cut-out 1/3 inch slices. Display on center of plate. Add ground pepper to taste. Serve chilled but not ice cold with or on French bread or brioche. Do not spread on bread to fully enjoy the rich texture and taste. Serve with late harvest wine. Ideal for a party of 4 or 5. Shelf stable 4 years from production. Fully cooked ready-to-use. 7.4 oz in Rectangular Tin.
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Ready to eat bloc de foie gras of duck, prepared of pieces of fine foie gras blended together until smooth and even and molded into the traditional block form. Bloc de Foie Gras de Canard by Rougie, France.
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As foie gras has emerged from its formerly obscure luxury-item status to become an everyday foodie favorite, the methods of its production have fallen under fervent inquiry. Caro joins in the debate about what people know--and what they choose not to know--about what they eat.
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Pure goose liver bloc enhanced with black truffles from Rougie of Perigord, France's most prestigious producer.
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Goose Foie Gras Gastronome 1.1lb
Goose Foie Gras Gastronome 1.1lb
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The very sweet Ruster Ausbruch dessert wine, from 100% Muscat Ottonel. 94 points from both Wine Spectator and Wine Enthusiast. Read More .
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Packaging: Vacuum bag. Shelf Life & Storing: 45 days, Refrigerated. Preparation: Lightly-cooked, Poached. Origin: France, Sarlat. Fowl: Goose. Brand: Bizac. Number of Servings: 15 to 20 servings. Truffles: Plain.
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The Foie Gras Wars (Hardcover) Description: In 2005, following a newspaper article by Marc Caro, Chicagoans took to the streets to do battle over their right to consume fatty duck livers. Celebrity chef Charlie Trotter ignited the dispute when he banned foie gras in his popular Chicago restaurant, citing the cruelty of the force-feeding procedure known as "gavage," which fattens the ducks` livers before they are slaughtered. Eventually, the city voted to ban foie gras altogether, which naturally...
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Fine goose foie gras delicately braised, seasoned with salt and pepper and cooked just enough to preserve its full flavor. With a flavor that is more subtle and delicate than that of duck foie gras, this French goose foie gras has been preserved in a sophisticated Port wine aspic. Serve chilled, cut into slices with a spoonful of the aspic on top and paired with slice of fresh bread and a fine crisp white wine. A perfect starter.
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Petrossian offers foie gras in its pure form and in superb variations to please individual tastes, styles, and occasions. Our different varieties each have unique character, such as the velvety foie gras mousse and the Port-seasoned pate. Discerning palates will celebrate the subtle distinctions.
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Select duck livers from France. Serve cold in aspic, slice and sauté, or create a delicious terrine. Vacuum packed.
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As delectable as foie gras itself -- a complete look at the savory secrets of this ancient and classic delicacy, from legend to table Over the last few years, foie gras has become, as Ruth Reichl has written in the New York Times, "the dish that no restaurant can do without...the ultimate guilty pleasure." Now foie gras producer Aeyal Michael Ginor has produced the most complete reference and recipe book available on the subject. It brings together comprehensive coverage of foie gras history, production...
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Made from Moulard Ducks that are fed with 99% corn and 1% soy, this foie gras is the highest grade available today. Rich, smooth, and buttery, this foie gras is ideal when quickly seared or sauteed, but will also work beautifully for mousse, terrines, and sauces. Each lobe is between 1.25 and 2 lbs.
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The most complete reference and recipe book on foie gras covers history, production, cooking techniques and recipes of 75 world-class chefs. (Item #296652) w0
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The Foie Gras Wars; How a 5,000-Year-Old Delicacy Inspired the World's Fiercest Food Fight
The Foie Gras Wars; How a 5,000-Year-Old Delicacy Inspired the World's Fiercest Food Fight
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Whole Goose Foie Gras 1.8-2.1lb
Packaging: Vacuum bag. Shelf Life & Storing: 45 days, Refrigerated. Preparation: Lightly-cooked, Poached. Origin: Israel. Fowl: Goose. Brand: Maadaney Mizra. Number of Servings: 10 to 15 servings. Truffles: Plain.
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Goose foie gras, truffled - 130gr
Rectangular can whole duck foie gras, truffled. Truffled goose foie gras, from Lafitte, a classic gourmet pleasure, should be served slightly chilled on toast and with a glass of Sauternes, Bergerac, or Champagne. It has the refined flavor of kingdoms. The best ingredients and spices combined make this an unforgettable delicacy.
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Raw, ready to cook authentic grade A foie gras duck liver: sear for mahogany salt crust and creamy, custardy interior.
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These earrings are simply To Croak For! These earrings are available with 14kt Gold Posts only. Each earring is approximately 2.5" Long by .75" Wide. 24kt Gold finish. Designed by Zander Elliott and Esme Hecht. Made in the USA! © Lunch at The Ritz Earwear, Inc.
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