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Foie gras escalope prepared in a pan with green apple chutney

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Servings
4
Preparation Time
  • Preparation & cooking: 20 minutes
Cooking Time
20 minutes
Recommended Wine
Cote Rotie
Ingredients
For the chutney: 7 tablespoons sugar, 3 1/4 tablespoons wine vinegar, 3 1/4 tablespoons red wine, 3 apples (Granny Smith, peeled and cut into cubes), 3.5 oz. Corinth grapes, 2 teaspoons four seasons mix (a blend of ginger, nutmeg, cloves, and white pepper), 2 teaspoons cinnamon powder. For the Verjus sauce: 7 tablespoons sugar, 1/2 cups verjus (clear semi-ripe grape juice), 1 cup veal gravy, salt, pepper, , 4 foie gras escalopes (3.5 oz. each), sea salt.
Preparation Instructions
Prepare a caramel with 7 tablespoons sugar. Add vinegar and red wine. Add the apples, grapes, the four season mix, and the cinnamon powder. Place on low heat until the liquid is completely evaporated. Reserve the resulting chutney. Sauce preparation: Prepare a dry caramel with 3 1/ 2 tablespoons sugar. Add 1/2 cup verjus. Bring to a boil. Add the meat gravy. Season. Cook this sauce until obtaining a syrup-like juice. Keep warm in a bain-marie pan. Dish presentation: Season the foie gras escalopes in a non-stick plate. Sear each side. Drain on absorbing paper. Place a scoop of chutney on a serving dish. Add the escalope and cover with some sauce. Season with a pinch of fleur de sel (high-quality sea salt).

Foie gras escalope prepared in a pan with green apple chutney

Foie gras, which means "fat liver" is one of the world's great culinary experiences. The flavor and texture is virtually impossible to describe. Foie gras is rich, buttery, delicate and a popular well-known delicacy in French cuisine. Enjoy this luxury dish with roasted seasonal fruits such as apple, figs, pears and red wine. http://www.enjoyfoiegras.com/info/facts_history_nutrition.html

 

Foie gras is surprisingly low in bad fats and high in good fats. Many studies conducted by well-known and respected authorities have proven foie gras is as healthful as any other meat, although moderation is the key. We know that France consumes the largest portion of the world’s foie gras production; yet, there are fewer cardio-vascular diseases in France than in the USA, and the life expectancy is slightly higher in France. Foie gras also contains vitamine A, which stimulates the immunological defenses and helps to protect the respiratory and gastrointestinal membranes. Indeed, duck and goose products, in particular foie gras, contain a lot of unsaturated fatty acids the consumption of which helps to reduce cholesterol level and to prevent cardiovascular diseases. As olive oil, foie gras contains much less saturated fatty acids than for example butter.

 

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Reviews (11)
byKaty Mutch, June 17, 2012
The green apple chutney really gave a huge kick to this recipe. It really complimented well with the foie gras. Another ingredient that must be greatly complimented is the escalopes. I really made mine extra tender for my kids to easily chew it. Gourmetrecipe never failed to provide extra delicious recipes.
bycatherine, June 11, 2012
This was my first time to make use of foie gras escalope with green apple chutney. At first, it is very hard and it will not turn out good. But then as I followed the exact instructions I was then confident that it will turn out PERFECTLY! Guess what, my family really enjoyed the taste of the foie gras escalope, so juicy and tasty that really matches with the sweetness of green apple chutney! Really unbelievable! My husband requested to add this recipe to our weekly menu.
byjacob, June 1, 2012
Foie gras is one of the best recipe I've ever tried here in this site! Never the less it turned out really great and it became a hit to my family's taste! I will make this again and again and share this to my friends!
byCatherine, May 22, 2012
Actually I used to follow every step on this recipe but it turned out to be sour. I think red wine and wine vinegar made this dish sour. Both have enzymes that were produced, this is not a perfect mix compliment with each other.
byMichelle, May 17, 2012
The tower food style presentation of dish is good. It is more appetizing and the preparation is well done. One good source of fibers for our body tissue. I will surely take a bite on it.
byJasmia, April 16, 2012
A good source of vitamins and minerals plus fats! Who would say that this stuff is not just great but also rich in taste and delicateness? Such a great way to end a stressful day!
bySarah G., April 14, 2012
Tried it once and never gonna try it again because of its taste which is not good.
byVoltaire Higgins, March 27, 2012
At first, I thought this will be hard to make, because the name of the dish sounds so complicated. I was wrong. It was simple and fast. Great recipe for new cooks!
byHeidy, March 24, 2012
I just can't help but admire the end results of the chutney, perfect texture and overall favor. The verjus sauce is really good too.
byHailey, March 9, 2012
I followed the recipe and it turned vinegary. This recipe is okay except for the vinegar after-bite, which is intense. I’ll go short on the vinegar next time.
byCecile Fonda, March 4, 2012
Very nice trivia about foie gras – I never knew that it really helps us mostly in our cardiovascular system. Nowadays, hypertension and myocardial infarction are very rampant here in USA. I will always use this kind of meat. I will also recommend this kind of recipe to my co-workers and friends. Good job!
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