• With Provençal savory
• Ingredients sourced from France
• Gluten-free, egg-free, and lactose-free
• No additives: free from nitrite salt, emulsifiers, colorants, or flavorings
• Crafted in Peyruis, Haute-Provence
Description
The hare terrine with summer savory is a flavorful recipe that combines the delicacy of game with Provençal aromatic herbs. The savory from Provence, paired with a hint of thyme liqueur, adds subtle herbal notes, perfect for fans of refined game.
It is prepared with carefully selected ingredients: mountain pork from the Hautes-Alpes, hare meat (20%), pork liver, poultry liver, salt, spices, and a blend of aromatic herbs, including 0.5% Provençal savory. All ingredients are sourced from France.
This terrine is gluten-free, egg-free, and lactose-free, containing no additives: free from nitrite salt, emulsifiers, colorants, or flavorings. The pork comes from well-raised, well-fed animals raised outdoors in the Hautes-Alpes, ensuring impeccable quality.
Crafted with care in Peyruis, Haute-Provence.
Ingredients
Pork meat**, hare meat 20%, pork liver**, chicken liver, salt*, spices, thyme liqueur, aromatic herbs including Provençal savory 0.5% *Product of French origin **Mountain pork from Hautes-Alpes
Nutritional Values
Average nutritional values per 100g:
- Energy: 1575 kJ / 381 kcal - Fat: 36 g - of which saturates: 13 g - Carbohydrates: 1.1 g - of which sugars: < 0.5 g - Protein: 13 g - Salt: 1.8 g
Culinary Ideas!
Here are some ideas for enjoying hare terrine with savory:
Rustic Toast: Spread the terrine on a slice of toasted country bread and add a sprig of rosemary to enhance the game flavors.
Provençal Appetizer: Serve the terrine in small bites with olives, sun-dried tomatoes, and fresh herbs for a Provençal-inspired appetizer.
Seasonal Salad: Add slices of terrine to a salad with arugula, toasted hazelnuts, and pears for a refined contrast between game and fruity sweetness.
Terrine Pastries: Use the terrine to fill small pastries, served warm as an appetizer or starter.
Charcuterie Board: Include the terrine on a charcuterie board with aged cheeses and dried fruits for a convivial tasting experience.
Terrine Bites with Figs: Cut the terrine into cubes and serve with fresh fig slices or fig chutney for a sweet touch.