California Farm Cured Truffle Chicken Liver Pate

Wrapped in cheesecloth, marinated, cured and pressed in seasalt overnight, whole chicken livers will taste like goose liver pate, called foie gras, with this traditional french recipe.
After curing, pate can be kept frozen half a year in a mason jar or a few weeks in the fridge. Cured pate will be spreadable or sliced thin on toast, crackers, or served in slices with pickles and french mustard.
California Farm Cured Truffle Chicken Liver Pate
Wrapped in cheesecloth, marinated, cured and pressed in seasalt overnight, whole chicken livers will taste like goose liver pate, called foie gras, with this traditional french recipe.
After curing, pate can be kept frozen half a year in a mason jar or a few weeks in the fridge. Cured pate will be spreadable or sliced thin on toast, crackers, or served in slices with pickles and french mustard.
Steps
- 1
Rinse and dry chicken livers, bring to room temperature, snip sinew and vein so only smooth whole lobes remain.
- 2
Make marinade: Grind mixture of spices with mortar and pestle, mix in 4 Tbs brandy, Mix marinade thoroughly with livers till spices and brandy are evenly mixed. Marinade in fridge.
- 3
When marinade is absorbed, pack livers tight together in cheesecloth bag. Lay in breadform on 1” bed of coarse seasalt, fill breadform with more seasalt till livers are covered by at least 1/2” of salt all four sides and top. Use all 500 grams of salt.
- 4
Cover with heavy weight, to press while curing, set in bottom of fridge overnight. Press curing with coarse salt in cheesecloth will firm up livers without getting them too salty.
- 5
Rinse each liver well in cold water, dry. Put livers in mason jars with 2Tbs lard. Put jars inside pan with water filled to the rim, double boil till livers are colored light, about half an hour. While hot, transfer to food processor to puree livers. Put puree back in jars in hot water. Double boil another half hour. Cool. They will now be spreadable on toast and crackers. Serve with pickles and french mustard. Freeze to keep up to six months.
- 6
Salt reuse tip: use exactly 500 grams of salt. You can reuse this salt by dissolving it and boiling it ten minutes in exactly one liter of water to sterilize and remove any odors or flavors. Stir well. Scoop any foam off the top, cool. The remaining sterilized brine is half the strength of dry salt, so one teaspoon of brine is half a teaspoon of dry salt.
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