• A mulard duck, the hybrid used most frequently for foie gras production. Foie gras (French for 'fat liver'); French: [fwa ɡʁɑ], English: /ˌfwɑːˈɡrɑ...
  • Because of the inherent cruelty of foie gras production, many countries have banned its production — which means it is illegal to force-feed birds to make foie gras.
  • Torchon is another pure foie gras preparation, named after the dish towel in which pieces of raw foie gras are wrapped before being poached in water, wine, or stock.
  • 3. bloc de foie gras : degisik katiklarla hazırlanir ama en az %75 foie gras içerir. bunun içine parçalar halinde foie gras, veya truf konulabilir ( truf konmasinin...
  • To produce foie gras, geese and ducks are prevented from exercising and are force-fed, in a process called gavage, so that their livers grow abnormally fat.
  • Usually served chilled and in scoops or slices, the texture is similar to that of ice cream. Foie gras is easily spreadable and full of rich flavor.
  • Duck foie gras (foie gras de canard) can have a somewhat more gamy flavor, though it is slightly less fatty and thus better suited for high-heat cooking.
  • Foie gras, a delicacy of French cuisine, the liver of a goose or duck that has been fattened by a process of force-feeding.
  • According to Catskill Foie Gras Collective President Marcus Henley, animal rights activists are the only ones who consider foie gras production inhumane.
  • Foie gras, özellikle ördek veya kazların karaciğerinden yapılır ve bu hayvanların karaciğerlerinin yağlandırılarak hazırlanmasıyla elde edilir.