Country style pate
Preparation time: 15-20min
Cooking time: 2 hours + 8-10 hours
For 12 persons

Ingredients:
2 chopped shallots
25g butter
1 glass port wine
2 tbsp cognac
450g minced pork
100g pork fat
225g minced pork liver
2 ground garlic cloves
1 beaten egg
˝ tsp ground black pepper
˝ tsp thyme
14 long bacon strips

Directions:
- Melt the butter and brown the shallots, add port wine and cognac. Move it to the bowl. When onion has cooled down, add the remaining ingredients and mix well. Layer the pate form with bacon strips and fill it with the mixture. Cover the top with the bacon ends, backing paper and the lid. Put the form into the heat resistant pot filled with hot water and cook in the oven for 2 hours (180°C).

- Put the form into the deep backing tray. Place the similar pate form filled with weights on top and fridge for 8-10 hours. This makes the pate firm and does not allow it to fall apart when cut.

- Cut the pate and serve with green salad and baguette.

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