Ingredients
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700
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150
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300
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3
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3
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1/3
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1 1/2
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1 1/2
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1
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1/2
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2
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2
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2
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2
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1/8
Directions
Provencal Terrine, A Peta Mathias recipe If you cannot mince your own pork (or if your butcher can’t do it for you) you can substitute lean pork mince – but it might not be the same! You can also substitute dried herbs for the fresh, just use half the amount Any combination of herbs will do, but sage & rosemary can be a bit overpowering Any combination of the spices are fine as well , I have used this recipe as the basis for my own pts de campagne and it works very well, although I have added additional pork and incorporated bacon into it as a lining for the terrine and as a topping for the pt I also left out the chervil since mine had died already, but I did find nice handsfuls of tarragon, marjoram and thyme To make it simpler I grind everything but the liquids and spices together at the same time Grinding the meats at home results in too soft a mixture, so I also add thin slices of pork to create more texture My terrine has a cover which use while everything is cooking in the bain marie I have my oven temperature at 350 and cook it for two or more hours, or until the internal temperature is at least 160 We let it sit in the refrigerator for a day or more and then serve it with baguettes and cornichons , A Peta Mathias recipe If you cannot mince your own pork (or if your butcher can’t do it for you) you can substitute lean pork mince – but it might not be the same! You can also substitute dried herbs for the fresh, just use half the amount Any combination of herbs will do, but sage & rosemary can be a bit overpowering Any combination of the spices are fine as well
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Steps
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1
Done
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Coarsely Grind the Pork Meat, Fat and Chicken Livers Together. |
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2
Done
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Preheat Oven to 190 Degrees Celsius & Grease a 1 Litre Terrine Dish (olive Oil Is Fine). |
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3
Done
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Place the Meat Into a Bowl With the Remaining Ingredients and Mix Well With Your Hands. |
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4
Done
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Pour Into the Terrine Dish & Put the Terrine Dish Into a Larger Roasing Dish, Adding Hot Water to Reach 2/3rds of the Way Up the Side of the Terrine. |
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5
Done
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Bake For 1 & 1/2 Hours, Then Remove the Terrine Dish from the Oven & Water Bath. Place a Plate With a Weight on Top of the Terrine. |
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6
Done
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When Cool, Remove the Weight and Refrigerate For 2 Days Before Eating. |
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7
Done
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Serve as an Appetiser or Just Eat in Thick Slices With Bread & Pickles. |
