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Published 1973
Pâtés would never have become so popular in France if they were not thrifty, sensible, delicious solutions to what to do with some of the less desirable parts of a beast, embellished with odd bits of expensive cuts. Pâtés can be made of just about any kind of meat or fowl, they keep well (in French farmhouses they are put up in wide-mouthed canning jars, sealed with a layer of fresh pork fat that preserves the pâté without refrigeration for up to a year), can be simple or elaborate, cheap o
