| | | | | Wild About Fruit makes cherry juice when in season. Available at select supermarkets. | | | | 350 g | | chicken livers, cleaned | | | 2 Tbs | | milk | | | 1/3 cup | | pouring cream | | | 2 | | eggs | | | 5 | | egg yolks | | | 1 Tbs | | cognac | | | | butter for greasing | | | 1/3 cup | | clarified butter, melted and cooled | | | | fresh cherries | | | | sourdough bread | | | Red Wine and Cherry Sauce | | | 500 ml | | shiraz | | | 2 cups | | cherry juice | | | 1/2 tsp | | cornflour | | | 1 tsp | | balsamic vinegar | |
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| | | | 1 | Process chicken livers in a food processor until smooth, then push through a fine sieve. Return chicken liver puree to a clean food processor bowl, add remaining ingredients except clarified butter, season to taste with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper and process until well combined and smooth. | | 2 | Pour mixture into a well greased 1 litre terrine, smooth top and place in a deep roasting pan, then pour in enough boiling water to come halfway up side of terrine. | | 3 | Bake at 120°C for 1 hr or until set. | | 4 | Remove terrine from water bath, cool completely, then pour clarified butter over and refrigerate until set. | | 5 | Meanwhile for red wine and cherry sauce, combine wine and cherry juice in a saucepan and simmer over medium heat to 30 mins or until reduced by 3/4 to give 1 cup. | | 6 | Combine cornflour with 1 T wine mixture, then add to remaining wine in pan with balsamic vinegar and stir over low heat until well combined and slightly thickened. Cool. | | 7 | Gently warm base of terrine in hot water before inverting mousse onto a chopping board, then serve, sliced, with a little red wine and cherry sauce poured around, and fresh cherries and sourdough bread to the side. |
| | | | Servings: 10 | | | | Copyright © 2006, The Gourmet Saint |
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