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Fresh Foie Gras

Appears in
Professional Garde Manger: A Comprehensive Guide to Cold Food Preparation

By Jaclyn Pestka, Wayne Gisslen and Lou Sackett

Published 2010

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Until recently, virtually all foie gras sold outside its immediate production area was cooked by a processor prior to sale, originally due to the extreme perishability of the product. Even after refrigeration became the norm, most restaurants purchased prepared foie gras because of the difficulty of cooking it correctly. Because foie gras was typically served cold, the processed product was considered perfectly adequate by many.

During the era of nouvelle cuisine, chefs began to serve foie gras hot, slicing and pan-searing raw foie gras to order. Thus, demand was created for fresh foie gras, or foie gras cru. Most chefs now agree that fresh, domestic foie gras correctly cooked in-house is far superior to processed foie gras in cold presentations as well.

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