Servings: six to eight.
This quick and luscious pâté can easily be made in a smaller quantity with just the livers found inside of one chicken. Rabbit or duck liver works equally well, and another brandy or a good balsamic vinegar can substitute for the Calvados.
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Just made the pate. It taste delicious. Can wait until tomorrow.Just a note do not add too much salt.
We raise meat chickens for our family, and we have pondered what to do with the large bag of livers leftover. Now we ponder no longer, and probably eat more chicken liver (and butter!) than we should. I haven't been able to find Calvados at our local grocery store, but regular cognac has worked just fine. Delicious! It tastes better as time goes on (which is actually quite helpful, since it's better enjoyed once you've forgotten the visual of the large bag of chicken livers).
We raise meat chickens for our family, and we have pondered what to do with the large bag of livers leftover. Now we ponder no longer, and probably eat more chicken liver (and butter!) than we should. I haven't been able to find Calvados at our local grocery store, but regular cognac has worked just fine. Delicious! It tastes better as time goes on (which is actually quite helpful, since it's better enjoyed once you've forgotten the visual of the large bag of chicken livers).
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