Foie gras with French red wine
Introduction:
"When you go to a Japanese restaurant to eat this dish, you always give a very small piece, but the price is very expensive. You don't like it. You'd better do it by yourself. With red wine, you can feel the great French food and the top enjoyment on the tip of your tongue. It's really delicious. This is the finished product photo of two times. Blueberry jam and strawberry jam are used to make the sauce respectively. Everyone thinks that there is little difference, Parents can also try it. It's very good. It's more layered than the foie gras in the restaurant, because in general, the sauce in the daily sauce is relatively single. "
Production steps:
Step 1: goose liver slice, about 8 mm thick
Step 2: marinate with red wine, black pepper and salt
Step 3: marinate for about 10 minutes, starch on both sides
Step 4: pan oil, fried foie gras, keep the whole low fire, constantly turn over, so as not to paste
Step 5: take another pot, add a little oil and a spoonful of blueberry sauce
Step 6: red wine
Step 7: put a spoonful of honey
Step 8: add pepper and black pepper and boil until thick
Step 9: pour it on the foie gras. The skin of foie gras is crispy, and the inside is fragrant and soft. It's delicious. With the red wine brewed by yourself, it feels great. The color of this year's red wine is very beautiful
Materials required:
Foie Gras: 4 tablets
Blueberry sauce: a spoonful
Red wine: 4 teaspoons
Pepper: right amount
Black pepper: moderate
Honey: a spoonful
Note: do not over salty when marinating foie gras. If it is light, put salt in the sauce
Production difficulty: ordinary
Technology: decocting
Production time: 20 minutes
Taste: sweet
Foie gras with French red wine
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