Pork liver pate with prunes

Hearty liver pate with hints of piquancy on the palate. Great option for breakfast. You can take this pate for a picnic.

How to cook Pork liver pate with prunes

Step 1

Pork liver pate with prunes

Cut the interior fat into small pieces, melt in a well-heated pan.

Step 2

Pork liver pate with prunes

Add chopped onion and garlic.

Step 3

Pork liver pate with prunes

Fry.

Step 4

Pork liver pate with prunes

Clean the pork liver from the film and ducts, cut into small pieces. Add to onion.

Step 5

Pork liver pate with prunes

Lightly fry the liver pieces. Add salt, marjoram, pepper, crushed juniper berries. Mix.

Step 6

Pork liver pate with prunes

Add prunes.

Step 7

Pork liver pate with prunes

After a minute, pour in white wine, bring to a boil, reduce heat, then simmer for 5 minutes.

Step 8

Pork liver pate with prunes

Pour the contents of the pan into a mixing bowl. Puree with a blender.

Step 9

Pork liver pate with prunes

Arrange the pate in molds or jars.

Step 10

Pork liver pate with prunes

Pour in melted butter.

Step 11

Pork liver pate with prunes

Remove the dishes with the pate in the refrigerator.

Step 12

Pork liver pate with prunes

Enjoy your meal!

Pork liver pate with prunes - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes, you can use chicken or duck liver as a substitute. Each will give a slightly different flavor profile, with chicken liver being milder and duck liver being richer.
The pate will last for up to 5 days in the refrigerator, if stored properly in airtight containers or jars, especially with the melted butter sealing the top.
Yes, you can freeze the pate for up to 2 months. Wrap it tightly in plastic wrap, then in foil, or store it in an airtight freezer-safe container. Thaw it overnight in the refrigerator before serving.
Pork liver pate is delicious served on crusty bread, crackers, or toast points. It also pairs well with cornichons, pickled onions, or a fruit chutney. It can be a great addition to a charcuterie board.
Unfortunately, this recipe relies on pork liver as its main ingredient. A vegetarian alternative would require a completely different recipe using mushrooms, lentils, or walnuts as a base.
You can substitute the white wine with chicken or beef broth for a similar flavor. You could also use a dry sherry or madeira.
Yes, you can substitute the prunes with dried figs, dates, or apricots. They will provide a similar sweetness and chewy texture.
Yes, you can easily adjust the portion sizes by scaling the ingredient quantities proportionally. If you halve the ingredients, you'll get half the amount of pate, and so on.

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