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Aspic For Pates & Terrines

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Ingredients

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4 cups beef broth or 4 cups chicken broth, canned or clarified
3 - 4 tablespoons unflavored gelatin (for a really stiff aspic use 4 tbsp gelatin)
1/2 cup dry white wine or 1/2 cup red wine

Nutritional information

73.9
Calories
9 g
Calories From Fat
1 g
Total Fat
0 g
Saturated Fat
1 mg
Cholesterol
779.5 mg
Sodium
1 g
Carbs
0 g
Dietary Fiber
0.4 g
Sugars
8.6 g
Protein
1099g
Serving Size

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Aspic For Pates & Terrines

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    A great recipe that is so easy it's almost embarrassing. I bought a nice beef tongue. When it was cooked I chopped most of it for use in pasta sauces and casseroles. I thought I'd put up some of it up in aspic for use in cold sandwiches. Most of the recipes I found called for heroic, complicated preparations. This one is so unbelievably simple and the results are wonderful. Because I was aiming for sandwiches I upped the gelatin to 4 1/2 TBS to make it extra firm.
    used home made beef broth and dry chinese white wine. Thanx for posting this great recipe. Pierre

    • 50 min
    • Serves 3
    • Easy

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    Aspic for Pates & Terrines, The aspic adds that professional touch to a terrine or pate To use the aspic take the pate or terrine out of the dish it was cooked in, wash the container & dry Pour in apprx 1/4 of aspic in the bottom of the dish Wipe the terrine/pate and remove any fat or bacon Place the terrine/pate on top of the aspic and fill the container with aspic Do not let it flow over the top, leave this bare Place in refrigerator until the aspic is firmly set To serve Invert onto a plate You may also place thin carrot slices or other garnish in the bottom layer of the aspic If you wish to chop the aspic to garnish a dish use 4 tbsp of gelatin instead of 3 I will be posting some pate, terrine and perhaps a recipe or two for Galantines that I have enjoyed, A great recipe that is so easy it’s almost embarrassing I bought a nice beef tongue When it was cooked I chopped most of it for use in pasta sauces and casseroles I thought I’d put up some of it up in aspic for use in cold sandwiches Most of the recipes I found called for heroic, complicated preparations This one is so unbelievably simple and the results are wonderful Because I was aiming for sandwiches I upped the gelatin to 4 1/2 TBS to make it extra firm used home made beef broth and dry chinese white wine Thanx for posting this great recipe Pierre, The aspic adds that professional touch to a terrine or pate To use the aspic take the pate or terrine out of the dish it was cooked in, wash the container & dry Pour in apprx 1/4 of aspic in the bottom of the dish Wipe the terrine/pate and remove any fat or bacon Place the terrine/pate on top of the aspic and fill the container with aspic Do not let it flow over the top, leave this bare Place in refrigerator until the aspic is firmly set To serve Invert onto a plate You may also place thin carrot slices or other garnish in the bottom layer of the aspic If you wish to chop the aspic to garnish a dish use 4 tbsp of gelatin instead of 3 I will be posting some pate, terrine and perhaps a recipe or two for Galantines that I have enjoyed


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Pour 1 Cup of Broth in a Saucepan& Sprinkle the Gelatin on Top.

    2
    Done

    Let It Sit For 5 Minutes.

    3
    Done

    Heat Until the Gelatin Has Melted.

    4
    Done

    in Another Saucepan Heat the Remaining Broth& Wine to the Boiling Point and Combine the Two Liquids.

    5
    Done

    Chill Until Syrupy and Almost Settled.

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