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Foie Gras
- Pronounced fwah grah, it is the fattened liver of a waterfowl (either duck or goose, but in our case, only duck).
- The fattening is produced by a special feeding process similar to a way that a mother feeds its young.
- The result is a luxurious product that is both velvety and meaty.
- Historically, foie gras was cooked in a pate or terrine and served cold.
- Chefs have created a tend by quickly searing slices and serving with a sweet and tangy fruit garnish.
Foie Gras
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Foie Gras, 1.3# & up each Grade B Fresh
Code: MU02-HV-CWF-FS
Price: $70.00
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Enjoy ready to grill pre-portion
This item is sold individually and
weighs 1.3# and up.
" Grade B has minor bruising, far less than grade C
which we choose not to handle.
This is the most popular grade among chefs". Chef Le
Blanc
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Foie Gras, 1.3# & up each Grade A Fresh
Code: G/MU01
Price: $80.00
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Enjoy ready to grill pre-portion
A delicate, rich flavor; buttery
texture. This item is
sold individually and weighs 1.3# and up.
"Foie gras is graded after it is removed and based on
how it is handled. Grade A has very little or no bruising.
Some chefs feel that "A's" are creamier in texture."
Chef Le Blanc
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