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Foie Gras

foie gras

Choose foie gras for cooking or for serving as a prepared starter. Compare raw lobes and escalopes, chilled mi-cuit and blocs before selecting duck, goose or a truffled version.

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foie gras

Are you cooking or serving?

For a recipe you will cook, choose Raw Foie Gras: whole duck-liver lobes offer portioning flexibility, while pre-cut escalopes are a cooking format. For a prepared starter, compare Mi-Cuit Foie Gras and Bloc Foie Gras.

Compare the actual selections

Choice Examples What to compare
Raw for cooking Whole lobes and escalopes linked above Whole versus pre-cut; exact pack and cooking directions
Plain duck mi-cuit Dubernet duck duo and duck terrine Pack weight and portioning format
Goose or truffled mi-cuit Dubernet goose duo and truffled duck duo Species and seasoning preference
Prepared bloc Godard duck bloc and Godard goose bloc Composition, species and selected pack

Understand the label and price

Entier and bloc describe composition; raw, mi-cuit and preserved describe preparation. Mi-cuit is lightly cooked and chilled. These terms answer different questions, so read the full product label. Compare current prices for the selected pack rather than a fixed category price range; species, composition, producer and weight all affect the choice.

Serving and portions

Use the pack weight and your planned portion per guest to decide how much to order. Prepared foie gras works with bread and a small fruit accompaniment; raw foie gras must be cooked according to its directions. Follow the exact packaging for storage and use after opening. Explore Wines for the meal and Cold Cuts & Charcuterie for complementary starters.

Buying guide

Read our guide to choosing foie gras for cooking or serving for a closer comparison of preparation, composition and portions.

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