New Pâté De Campagne – Finally, Something Complicated

Every 1 time inwards a while, I larn a nutrient wishing that has cipher to produce amongst a specific recipe, but rather it’s a asking to postal service something complicated, in addition to challenging to do. Well, this country-style pâté is nigh every bit unopen every bit we’re going to get.

Calling this recipe complicated is sort of a stretch; "involved” would in all likelihood endure to a greater extent than accurate. There are many steps, in addition to the element listing isn’t short, but none of the techniques are really difficult, or especially time-consuming.

Coarsely grinding the meat is in all likelihood the most crucial step, but every bit yous saw, if the meat is really cold, the attachment on your stand upwards mixer volition produce an adequate job. If yous don’t convey one, yous tin pulse on in addition to off inwards a nutrient processor, in addition to every bit long every bit your meat was partially frozen, this volition work.

Another pick is precisely to house your meat lodge amongst a existent butcher, in addition to enquire them to coarsely grind it all together for you, later which yous tin precisely procedure the residuum of your ingredients, in addition to add together them to your already solid soil meat in addition to fat. Speaking of fat, I used some chopped upwards bacon, but virtually whatever form of pork obese volition work. 

If yous produce purpose bacon, either inwards the pâté, or to wind with, I propose using 1 that’s lightly smoked, in addition to then every bit non to overpower the residuum of the flavors. Anyway, I realize this may look similar quite a production, but if yous bask charcuterie, this would build for a really fun, beautiful, and quite delicious project. I promise yous laissez passer this a attempt soon. Enjoy!

Ingredients for 1 Pâté de Campagne (16 portions):

1 1/4 pounds boneless pork shoulder (aka “pork butt”), cutting into one-inch cubes

6 ounces duck leg meat (meat removed from ii or three legs)

4 ounces obese bacon, chopped

4 ounces chicken livers, roughly chopped

1 pocket-size yellowish onion, diced

1 shallot, thinly sliced

4 cloves minced garlic

1/3 loving cup chopped Italian parsley

25 grams kosher tabular array salt (about v teaspoons)

1/8 teaspoon “instacure” pinkish curing salt

3/4 teaspoon *pate spice mix

1 teaspoon freshly solid soil dark pepper

1/4 loving cup cognac or brandy

1/3 loving cup plain dry breadstuff crumbs

2 large eggs

1/2 loving cup heavy cream
1/2 loving cup dried cherries, optional
1/2 loving cup pistachios, optional

8-10 sliced of bacon, or a few sheets of caul obese to describe the **mold

* For the Pâté Spice:

1 teaspoon solid soil cloves

1 teaspoon solid soil nutmeg

1 teaspoon solid soil ginger

1 teaspoon cayenne pepper

** My breadstuff pan was a petty smaller than standard, but a regular nine x v inch loaf pan should function perfectly here.

-- Cook inwards H2O bathroom at 350 F. until internal temp of 155 F. 

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