Name: Duck Liver Mousse
Ingredients: 1 lb Duck livers, cleaned; 1 tb Kosher salt; 2 To 3 large shallots, chopped; 1 oz Brandy; 1 tb Fresh pepper; 1 oz Hazelnut liqueur; 1 tb Nutmeg; 3 c Heavy cream

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains, Dairy	French	Appetizers	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	lb	Duck livers, cleaned
1	tb	Kosher salt
2		To 3 large shallots, chopped
1	oz	Brandy
1	tb	Fresh pepper
1	oz	Hazelnut liqueur
1	tb	Nutmeg
3	c	Heavy cream

INSTRUCTIONS

Put liver, shallots, pepper, nutmeg, salt, brandy and liqueur in food
processor and puree.  With machine on add 3 cups heavy cream. Strain
through a fine sieve. Bake in water bath at 325 to 350 until the center is
firm to the touch.
Serve as an appetizer or fist course with toasted French Bread slices.
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