
Cider and Calvados Confit

Ideal with foie gras

Homemade recipe
Floral sweetness
A fruity and elegant combination to enhance your exceptional tastings.
This unique confit combines artisanal apple cider and Calvados , revealing notes that are both sweet and slightly woody. Its melting texture and fruity aroma enhanced with a hint of alcohol offer a subtle and refined contrast with the foie gras, enhancing all its aromatic richness.
Maison Fayard celebrates the tradition of French fine foods, creating recipes that combine character and authenticity , to make every bite a memorable moment .
Ingredients
Cane sugar, water, rose petals, concentrated lemon juice, jelling agents (fruit pectin, calcium citrate), natural rose aroma.
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Food pairings & tasting tips
Perfect match
Serve this confit with semi-cooked foie gras , truffled Brie de Meaux , or mature sheep's cheese . It also goes very well with a gourmet burger or a thin goat's cheese tart .
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Place a spoonful of jam on a lightly toasted slice of bread , add a piece of cheese or meat, then bake for 5 minutes to reveal all the flavors.
Serve at room temperature for a softer texture and optimal aromatic intensity.
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