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Pâté Cooking Tips and Hints

Chicken livers may be substituted for goose liver

By Peggy Trowbridge Filippone, About.com

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Chicken Liver Pâté

© 2006 Peggy Trowbridge
• When making pâté en croûte, use a pâté pan that comes apart (like a springform pan) so you don't damage the delicate crust when trying to unmold the dish.

• If the recipe calls for goose liver, but it's not available, try substituting chicken livers. It won't be as rich, but it will still end up quite tasty.

• Depending on the richness of the pâté, plan on 1/8 to 1/4 pound per person as a serving.

• Serve pâté with toasted brioche, toast triangles, or crackers.

• The Pâté recipe collection covers a wide variety of pâtés to give you an idea how versatile they can be.

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