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On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 19:40:49 -0400, Bob Pastorio >
wrote: >Ted Feuerbach wrote: > >> I recently attempted a country pate from the Jaques and >> Julia cookbook. I cooked it in a Terrine pan in a water >> bath, caul fat wrapper, the whole nine yards. Tastes >> great. Problem is, it is crumbly. How do the commercial >> pate makers make it come out so solid? > >Did you chill it? Did you pour off the rendered fat? Did you reduce >the amount of fat in it? Did you press it? > >Pastorio Bob has the bases ciovered. The most common culprits are - draining & pressing. Harry |
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