Henaff French Pork Pate Pure Porc 96% - 153 gram can
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What a surprise! This food isn't onlyn't heated up, but is also not heated up but instead is refrigerated. Bread is what you use to eat it as a spread.
Unfortunately, I don't know what the full name of this product is, but this is rillete like you find
Both pate and rillette can be made from pork, but they are two different types. My home country is France, and I am very familiar with both of these products. Rillettes can be spread more easily on bread. Each of the cans I bought from Amazon has a different flavor. Please visit www.com. Both of them should be placed in the refrigerator before eating.
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Upon opening a can, the fragrant smell, the taste transported me back 30 years ago, in France, when I consumed Pate Henaff for the very last time. As someone who's consumed quite a few of these in my youth, I can attest to the fact that their recipe and quality has not changed (since 1907 as shown A box is about the same (except that it used to have a reclosable lid rather than the "pull-around" The cover of the book). I purchased it in the US for about $7. 50. It is a French delicacy that is a bit pricey imported to the US. The beret and the baguette are almost as cliche as each other. Here's what Pate Henaff has to say about himself on its own is delicious, but when it is paired with a thin layer of gelatine and a thin layer of fat on a slice of bread, it is unforgettably good. Food reviews are rare for me, let alone of my own, but hey, I'm This is all that needs to be.
It was easily the best pork pate I have In spite of the fact that I like the Henaff varieties with liver (which are also excellent) much more. Slow-cooked slow-smoked beef that's lightly smoky, buttery, and rich The sauce is spicy but not overly salty, and it melts on the tongue to create a delightful spread. In this case, there is some fat separation (but not a lot of gelatin as in cheap canned meats), but that's to be expected from real meat. Yes, it is pricey, but it is densely packed, rich and satiating, and goes dynamite with crunchy crackers. That's a real piece of While on a cabin trip, I took a can and it turned out to be a wonderful treat. This will definitely be a repeat order for me!.
There is nothing better than a In this pate, you will find the same high quality and aromatic taste that you would find in France and In fact, if you remember the good old days when you grew up with this kind of quality, you get all those nostalgic feelings again- There was a time when charcutiers and artisans made their products with great care, real knowledge, and dedication!.
There is nothing fancy about this pate, and it is very tasty. Many people have complained that the pate is not as good as the pate they've had in expensive restaurants, but the pate anyone buys in a can is the pate everyone else buys. The information in this article is very useful. My favorite way to eat it is to smear it on some.
A recent trip to the coast of France led me to come across this product. It was the modern production of the French Army food during the First World War that I learned to appreciate. Spam, on the other hand, I like It might not be best to trust me when it comes to classic Army food. I used to have rations at the time, so I have very few restrictions). If you want to try this product at least, I recommend you do so.
Getting more than what you pay for is a good deal. The price is reasonable, and the quality is good.
It was a tasty pâté we ate with baguettes in Brittany my mother made it when I was a kid. Oh, my goodness, it's so good.
It tastes bland and is extremely expensive for its.