Mona Farrugia's Foie Gras with Caramelised Fruits
Wondering how to cook the foie gras you just purchased from Zammeats? It's so simple. Mona Farrugia produces the classical recipe, inspired by a wonderful meal at Jacques Cagna in Paris.
Information
| Main Ingredient | Goose Liver |
| Preparation Time | Up to 15 mins: Quick |
| Cooking Time | 10 mins |
| Course | Starter |
| Recipe Serves | 2 |
| Recipe Type | Classical French |
175 grams foie gras
30 grams salted butter
4 tablespoons soft brown sugar
half a cup of Marsala or sweet Sherry, plus another 1/2 cup
1 apple, cored and cut into 12 sections
A handful of other fruit, including, should you like, seedless grapes, peach, nectarine and so on, trimmed of seeds and stones
1 cup of mild red wine
1 cup of blueberries or redcurrants (frozen is fine)
Salt
Freshly ground pepper
Flour for dusting
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How:
1. Take the liver and slice it slightly sideways into bias cuts. Place in the fridge, covered with cling film.
2. To prepare the fruits: Heat the butter on a low heat, add the sugar and cook until they are caramelised (literally, like caramel, melting together and golden brown).
3. Place a plan over a high heat and pour in the Marsala, cooking it until it is reduced a little.
4. Add all the fruits except the berries and caramelise these too. Place in a warm place (such as a switched off oven). Place your serving plates in the same warm place.
5. In another shallow pan, reduce the red wine on high heat, adding the berries. Season them with salt and pepper.Switch off the heat.
6. Season the liver with pepper (no salt just now as it will draw out all the water). Dip the liver into the flour, shake off all excess, and saute quickly over a high heat: one minute on each side should be enough.
7. Now plate them: place the fruits on the side of the warmed plate. Spoon the berry sauce around them. Place the liver slices on part on the fruits, the rest on the plate.
8. Serve immediately to a grand round of applause.
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