Veal Sweetbread and Duck Foie Gras Sausage

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Veal Sweetbread and Duck Foie Gras Sausage

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Source: Rover's Restaurant, Seattle, Washington Serves/Makes:4 Ingredients 1/2 lb (.2 kg). veal sweetbread 1/4 lb (.1 kg). foie gras 3 chopped shallots 3 tsp (15 ml) chopped parsley 2 tbsp (30 ml) walnut oil salt and pepper to taste 3 feet veal casing Preparation Peel all the sweetbread and slice the foie gras about 3/4" thick. In a hot skillet, drop the foie gras and saute for about 30 seconds on each side. Set aside until cool, then dice. In the same skillet, with rendering from the foie gras and walnut oil, saute the sweetbread until colored on each side. Add the chopped shallots and cook another minute. Put aside on a plate and sprinkle the chopped parsley all over the sweetbreads. When cool, dice. Mix diced sweetbreads with diced foie gras, put in a piping bag, and stuff in the veal casing. To cook sausage, put a nut of butter in a pan and heat on low heat. When the butter reaches blond color, cook the sausage until colored on all sides. Do not cook on high heat, or the sausage may explode! Comments

Recipe Information

Serves/Makes:4

Ingredients

Preparation

Peel all the sweetbread and slice the foie gras about 3/4" thick.
In a hot skillet, drop the foie gras and saute for about 30 seconds on each side. Set aside until cool, then dice.
In the same skillet, with rendering from the foie gras and walnut oil, saute the sweetbread until colored on each side.
Add the chopped shallots and cook another minute.
Put aside on a plate and sprinkle the chopped parsley all over the sweetbreads. When cool, dice.
Mix diced sweetbreads with diced foie gras, put in a piping bag, and stuff in the veal casing.
To cook sausage, put a nut of butter in a pan and heat on low heat. When the butter reaches blond color, cook the sausage until colored on all sides. Do not cook on high heat, or the sausage may explode!

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