
Block of Duck Foie Gras
Manufacture and Origin certified Périgord
Artisanal recipe, faithful to the traditions of the Southwest
No additives, 100% natural
An individual format, ideal for a quick tasting or a refined starter.
This block of duck foie gras is prepared according to a traditional recipe , with a fine seasoning of salt, pepper, cognac and mild spices . Its melting texture and practical 65g format make it an ideal solution for elegant presentation, on toast or on a plate.
Maison Fayard perpetuates the art of foie gras by combining ancestral know-how and rigorous selection of ingredients.
Ingredients
Duck foie gras from Périgord, Water, Salt, Pepper.
Storage
Store at room temperature.
Best before date indicated on the can.
After opening, refrigerate and consume quickly.
Average nutritional values per 100 g
Energy: 1951 kJ / 473 kcal
Fat: 48.0 g, of which saturated fat: 20.1 g
Carbohydrates: 2.2 g, of which sugars: 0.3 g
Protein: 17.1 g
Salt: 2.20 g
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Food pairings & tasting tips
Perfect match
Enjoy with brioche toast and a slightly tangy onion confit .
In terms of glass, a Floc de Gascogne , a sweet white wine or a cognac will go perfectly with the Armagnac present in the recipe.
Fayard House Council
Take the block out 15 minutes before serving to allow it to express all its richness.
Remove the jar 15 minutes before serving to release all the aromas.
Foie gras is eaten fresh, but not iced.
Use a thin, slightly heated knife to obtain even slices.
Perfect as a festive starter or a chic aperitif , for your most elegant moments of sharing.
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