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- Before emulsifying any forced meat make sure all tools are cold threw
- Meat, fat, aromatics, water, cream, egg, beer, salt and spice
- Add all ingredients in chilled bowl
- Mix on 1 till all is emulsified
- Once farce is emulsified, stop mixer, turn the dial to 2 and mix for 50 rotations
- Emulsified farce
- Sausage stuffer
- Make sure you lube your cylinder
- Carefully add your farce and try to avoid any air bubbles
- Screw on the lubed piston
- Make sure your piston relief valve is open to avoid any air bubbles during the stuffing
- Hog casings
- Slide casings onto the stuffing tube
- Slide on while not twisting the casing
- Leave a little bit of room to work with
- Lightly start to stuff and leave slack, don’t fill all the way
- Every five inches or so pinch and fold the sausage back and forth
- Folding back and forth will help push the sausage back. This is key when you are by yourself
- Grab the sausage were you pinched and start to twist
- First twist backwards, next forward, next backwards…
- Continue to go back and forth with the twisting till all casings are skin tight
- When sausages are tight, fat and full, wrap them around each other
- Once you have made a sausage pinwheel, go threw and quality control
- Tie both ends of the sausage pinwheel
- Every inch and a half prick the sausage with a sausage pricker to avoid bursts during cooking
- Heavily salt any sausage poaching liquid
- Have a rack on the bottom of the pot and bring to a simmer
- Carefully transfer sausages into simmering water
- Make sure all sausages are submerged
- Turn heat fully off and cover
- Poach sausages for 15 minutes
- Remove cover, sausages are ready to eat
- Ice bath
- Transfer sausages to your ice bath
- Make sure all sausages are submerged
- Let sit till fully chilled through
- 2# loab of Foie Gras
- Carefully pull the loab apart
- While still cold, break apart the foie being careful not to tear the large veins
- Cleaned foie nuggets and the extracted veins that are garbage
- Salt and pepper the cleaned foie nuggets
- Cover with plastic and let foie cure for 24 hours
- Sugar
- Reduce till thickens and the flavor is sweet and sour
- Pour over cleaned and cured foie
- Mix till foie nuggets are fully glazed
- Cheesecloth
- Lay torchon mix on cheesecloth
- Tie and twist tightly till foie starts to come threw
- Tie torchon very tightly and let sit in fridge for 2 hours
- Remove the knots and extra cheesecloth, roll into a old apron or serviette
- Tie again with someone assisting you while tying the torchon as tight as possible
- Go back in fridge for another 24 hours
- Place the torchon into simmering water for 20 seconds
- Flip and let simmer for 20 seconds more
- Ice down torchon
- Remove the previous serviette and roll tightly in a new apron or serviette
- Tie as tight as possible and refrigerate for 24 hours
- 72 hours from start to finish and ready to go
- Cut into any shape you want when it is fully chilled
- Fresh head
- Start by cutting the face off below the chin were the neck was
- Carefully remove the face with a sharp knife trying not to damage the fur
- While removing the fur leave as much meat on the skull as possible
- The fur on the tip of the ears is very fine, remove the top part of the ears
- Lightly season the heads and necks, let cure overnight
- Weigh the clarified Rabbit braise
- Rabbit braise and gelatin
- Wrap yuba up to cover filling
- After terrine has been refrigerated overnight, slice with hot knife
- Having the terrine wrapped in yuba really helps keep it together and adds a crunchy texture
- Head and tongue terrine, brioche, mustard, and rabbit jelly
- Unclarified Rabbit braise
- Egg whites are 2/3 of the eggs total weight
- Whip egg whites to a soft peak
- Temper warm braise into whipped egg whites
- Mix both well
- Put everything into deep sauce pot
- Carefully bring to a light simmer, till raft starts to puff up, turn burner to low
- Once raft is cooked through and settled, carefully pull raft away from the edge of pot
- Let consomme rest till raft has set up a bit
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