When I was a kid, I remember my family, or maybe it was just my parents, fighting over the turkey “parts” at Thanksgiving dinner. At the time, I thought eating turkey gizzard and heart was totally gross and likely some kind of country-hick hold-over from my parents’ rural childhoods, i.e., very suspect. Now as an [...]
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Chicken Parts Pate
Posted in foie gras, holiday recipes, Pate, Recipes, SCD, Thanksgiving on November 21, 2010 | 2 Comments »
Toulouse’s Marche Couvert
Posted in foie gras, France on August 3, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
My feet are bloody stumps after walking around Toulouse for 11 hours straight today. Wow. Not even sure where to start except to say that this is an awesome city and I hope to come back as soon as possible. It’s a small city with narrow streets lined with four- to six-story, old apartment buildings [...]
La Gaveuse and Le Gavage – How Foie Gras is Made
Posted in farms, foie gras, France on July 23, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Today we went to the local foie gras farm. GB met the farmer at the Thursday market where she sells her foie gras every week. She lives about two miles down the road from Monflanquin and gives a tour on Monday mornings. Sign us up! Of course we went. “La gaveuse” means the woman who [...]
