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Melee D’endives

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Grains French Salad 6 Servings

INGREDIENTS

2 Heads Belgian endive
1/2 lb Extra-fine fresh string beans
3 oz Pate de foie gras
12 Walnut halves
Salt & pepper
1 Lemon; juice of
1 pn White pepper
1/4 c Walnut oil

INSTRUCTIONS

WALNUT OIL DRESSING
Cut bases off endives and wash carefully, separating leaves. Dry and keep
chilled. Remove stems & ends from green beans & wash well. In small
saucepan, bring 1 cup salted water to full boil. Submerge beans & boil 4-5
minutes until crisp-tender. Pour beans into colander & douse with cold
water. Drain well. Slice pate de foie gras into thin strips & set aside. In
large bowl, combine endive, beans, & pate carefully with walnut Oil
Dressing. Divide salad among six chilled salad plates & sprinkle with
walnut halves. Serve at once. WALNUT OIL DRESSING: Whisk together lemon
juice and salt with pepper in a small bowl. Add oil slowly while shisking
vigorously. taste for seasoning and correct, if necessary.
LE BAGATELLE
K STREET, NW WASHINGTON, DC
GRUAUD-LAROSE, ST.-JULIEN, 1971
From the <Micro Cookbook Collection of French Recipes>.  Downloaded from
Glen's MM Recipe Archive, http://www.erols.com/hosey.

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