| Foie Gras Terrine, Herb and Apple Salad and Doktorenhof Dandelion Vinegar Gelée
Chef Willis Loughhead of Bizcaya Grill—Miami,
FL
Adapted by StarChefs.com
November 2006
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Yield: 8 Servings
Ingredients:
Terrine:
- 1 lobe foie gras, grade A
- 6 fresh duck livers
- 6 fresh rabbit livers
- 2 shallots, sliced
- 1 cup Grand Marnier
- 2 pounds unsalted butter
- Maldon salt and pepper, to taste
Herb Salad:
- Picked Chervil
- Picked Italian Parsley
- Picked Thyme Leaves
- Chopped Scallion
- Lemon zest, to taste
- Extra virgin olive oil, to taste
- Salt and pepper, to taste
Dandelion Vinegar Gelée:
- 1 liter dandelion vinegar
- 6 leaves gelatin
To Assemble:
- Toasted brioche
Method:
For the Terrine:
Slice the foie gras into pieces that are approximately the
same size as the duck livers. Briefly sauté the foie
gras pieces with the livers and shallots, in a heavy pan,
being careful not to overcook. Deglaze with Grand Marnier
and reduce the liquor. Once most of the liquid has evaporated,
process gently with butter in a food processor. Season to
taste. Pass the puréed foie gras through a tamis evenly
fill a plastic-wrap-lined terrine mold. Cover and thoroughly
chill.
For the Terrine:
Slice the foie gras into pieces that are approximately the
same size as the duck livers. Briefly sauté the foie
gras pieces with the livers and shallots, in a heavy pan,
being careful not to overcook. Deglaze with Grand Marnier
and reduce the liquor. Once most of the liquid has evaporated,
process gently in a robo coupe with the butter. Season to
taste. Pass the puréed foie gras through a tamis evenly
fill a plastic-wrap-lined terrine mold. Cover and thoroughly
chill.
For the Herb Salad:
Toss all herbs with oil and season to taste.
For the Dandelion Vinegar Gelée:
Heat the vinegar, but do not boil. Add six sheets of gelatin
and whisk until incorporated thoroughly. Pour into molds to
set.
To Assemble:
Place a small mound of salad in center of the plate. Slice
the terrine and lean a slice on the herb salad. Unmold the
Vinegar Gelée and place on the side of the terrine.
Garnish with salt, pepper and brioche toast.
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