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Danish Beef Liver Pate curry and Bacon

Yields9 ServingsPrep Time15 minsCook Time40 minsTotal Time55 mins

Liver Pate is delicious, and Danish Liver Pâté – with Bacon is awesome. It is full of flavour with a lovely smooth texture thanks to the heavy cream. Saving time making this nutrient dense meal using our Australian Organic Freeze-Dried Liver Powder makes making your own Liver Pate easy. Perfect for a quick breakfast or an excellent starter for your guests.

A smooth and creamy beef liver pate for organ meat beginners and connoisseurs alike. Serve as an appetizer or on the side of your next meal.

 60 g Grassland Nutrition Liver Powder
 3 pinches salt
 ¼ tsp grounded pepper
 1 tsp mustard powder
 2 tsp curry powder
 1 pinch nutmeg
 2 eggs
 80 ml cream
 70 g Lard or Beef dripping, Tallow, or 80 g unsalted Butter (melted)
 210 ml water (lukewarm)
 150 g 3 x slices of bacon cut to size
Use a Pyrex Glass [3 cup/750ml]
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Australia you will find in Coles and Woolworth's easily called Pyrex Simply Store Rectangle Container 750mL

Pre-Heat Oven
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Pre-Heat Oven to 160C / 320 F

Mix Dry Ingredients
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Mix Liver powder and all spices

Add Liquids into the Mix
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Add Melted Lard or Beef dripping, Tallow, or Butter and stir into dry ingredients

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Next add Warm Water slowly fold into the mix.

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In a separate cup add eggs and cream mix and pout into mix and and stir

Baking the Pâte
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Lightly Brown your bacon in a pan.

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Bake the Pâte in the Pre Heated 160C / 320 F oven for for 40 – 45 min.

Take out the oven and cool the table and refrigerate and is good for 4-5 days.

Nutrition Facts

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Serving size

60g


Amount per serving
Calories154
% Daily Value *
Total Fat 13.5g18%

Saturated Fat 8.5g43%
Total Carbohydrate 1.7g1%
Protein 9.2g

Vitamin A 63mcg8%
Iron 8mg45%
Riboflavin 64mg4924%
Niacin 26mg163%
Vitamin B12 684mg28500%
Zinc 12mg110%
Selenium 21mcg39%

* The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

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