Goose liver pâté sandwiches
Time: 5 min 4 servings approx. 470 kcal / serving (estimated) approx. 11 g protein / serving
The goose liver pâté sandwich is a favourite morsel of Hungarian festive cold platters, wedding and New Year's Eve buffets: fine, silky goose liver pâté spread on buttered bread. The flavour is rich and creamy, so tangy accompaniments (cornichons, apple cider vinegar, cranberry sauce) balance it.
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Spread the bread slices thinly with butter. Take the pâté out of the fridge a few minutes early so it spreads more easily. Spread each slice generously with pâté. Serve at once, sprinkled with fresh herbs if you like.
Based on: A jó házikonyha (a classic Hungarian cookbook), modernised. Calories and protein are estimated.
Tips
Take the pâté out of the fridge a few minutes beforehand, so it spreads more easily. Lightly toast the bread so it does not get soggy from the pâté. A tangy accompaniment (cornichons, cranberries, onion jam) makes it fresher. Cut into small slices (small bites), it is ideal for entertaining. Do not assemble too early before serving, because the bread softens.
Frequently asked questions
Which pâté is best?
Shop-bought goose liver pâté or goose liver cream, or homemade; the goose liver content (%) determines the quality.
How long does the pâté keep once opened?
Covered, in the fridge for 3-4 days; follow the manufacturer's advice.
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