Foie Gras Confit
Wonderful gift for all ages Food Hampers
A Food Hamper is a wonderful gift and can be personalised for the recipient. If it is a festive occasion then the choice of food is obviously dictated by what is standard fayre for that particular festival. The most popular Food Hamper would be a Christmas edition with all the mouth watering victuals and drinks associated with this festive season. Typical foods would be hams, pate, chutneys, Christmas cakes, puddings, shortbread biscuits and drinks such as sherry, port and brandy.
The fact that you can customise the Food Hamper means that the person receiving the gift will get exactly what they like and this adds value to this type of gift. When it comes to an Easter Food Hamper there can be the addition of chocolate and Easter Eggs with Madeira or light fruit cake instead of rich Christmas cake. Again with every Food Hamper that is sent to someone it can be built specifically to their requirements. Indulgent hampers with artisan food would suit the healthy yet discerning recipient who is able to eat all kinds of foods and has a preference for home made specialities. Conversely, diet Food Hampers can be supplied to those who are actively dieting or who have to take care of their diet due to health requirements. If your gift recipient has a sweet and savoury tooth then you can supply them with a sweet and savoury Food Hamper and if you are offering a Food Hamper at any other time of the year then all these food and drink choices are at your disposal.
Food Hampers are also not confined to UK as you can build a French Food Hamper or Spanish Food Hamper depending on the food habits of the recipient. A typical French Food Hamper might contain black olive tapenade with onions and tomatoes, duck rillettes, fish terrine with smoked salmon and white burgundy, supreme of roquefort with walnuts and a bottle of Yannick Prevoteau Brut Rose Champagne. Other food choices might include Goose Foie Gras, wild boar with chestnuts, French onion soup, duck pate with foie gras and for drinks a bottle of red and white wine of choice. For a more classical French Food Hamper you could include cassoulet with duck confit, Toulouse sausages and goats cheese with hazelnut. For the average Food Hamper recipient, outside of festive occasions, there is still a wide range of foods to accommodate every taste. This can be selective, down to even a gender factor and a Food Hamper can be built accordingly.
Everyday Food Hampers can also have a traditional or luxury range of foods and this is more of a consideration when building a Food Hamper for a birthday, anniversary or other celebratory occasion. For these specific gift hampers food considerations may include individual treats that are personal to the recipient. In any case, ready-made Food Hampers may supply the need for these celebratory occasions and as you will find the variety of foods provided normally would fulfil most people’s requirements.
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Rougie Duck Foie Gras with Port Wine, 3% Truffles – 5.1 oz $49.99 Duck Foie Gras with Port Wine, 3% Truffles in Center – Fully-cooked – 5.1 oz/145 gr by Rougie, Canada. Refrigerate before opening can. Warm-up blade of knife with hot water. Cut-out 1/3 inch slices. Display on center of plate. Add ground pepper to taste. Serve chilled but not ice cold with or on French bread or brioche. Do not spread on bread to fully enjoy the rich texture and taste. Serve with l… |
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Rougie Mousse of Duck Foie Gras – 11.2 oz $23.95 Mousse of Duck – fully-cooked – 11.2 oz/320 gr by Rougie, Canada. Refrigerate before opening can. Serve chilled but not ice cold. Cut-out 1/3 inch slices to display on center of plate or use as spread. Serve with or on French bread or brioche. May also be used for stuffing or as a steak topping “Tournedos Rossini”-style. Ideal for a party of 10. Light and delicate emulsion with 20% foie gras, pork… |
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Hudson Valley Duck Leg Confit – 6 pieces $40.50 Meaty moulard legs and thighs marinated in herbs and preserved in their own fat. Versatile and delicious. Fully cooked. Keep up to 12 weeks…. |
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Bouchon $29.80 Bouchon, chef Thomas Keller’s bistro cookbook, offers 180-plus recipes from his eponymous restaurants–there are two. Readers perusing the near-prosciutto-size book will be dazzled, first, by its great looks (there are many beautiful photos), then, perhaps, wonder why so many of its typically homey bistro dishes are so fussy to prepare. Why, for example, must the onions for onion soup be carameliz… |
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THE LITTLE BOOK OF GOOSE RECIPES (POULTRY) Geese were bred in ancient Egypt and goose liver was esteemed by the Romans and Ancient Greeks as an aphrodisiac. They maintained farms feeding geese with dried figs. They ate every part of the bird. Goose has long been important in French cuisine where it plays a key role in traditional dishes such as cassoulet, confit d’oie and foie gras. Foie Gras is still believed to be an aphrodisiac by many…. |
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