The recipe for traditional Hénaff country terrine is an ancestral heritage of Breton tradition. Generation after generation, the method has not changed.
Just like in the country. To make a top-quality traditional terrine de campagne, you need exceptional ingredients, starting with pork liver from French pigs. We use 15% in this traditional recipe, compared with 10% in a standard pâté de campagne. Another essential ingredient is pork fat, a “noble” fat.
Spotlight on tradition. The house touch? Potato starch and fresh egg white as natural binders, to give the traditional country terrine a beautiful, slicable appearance. A hint of salt to finish, but not too much! Our terrine contains 30% less salt than the average pâté on the market.
*France origin
Per 100g | |
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Energy values | 316 kcal / 1308 kJ |
Fats and oils | 28g |
Of which saturated fatty acids | 11g |
Carbohydrates | 3g |
Of which sugars | 1.5g |
Protein | 13g |
Salt | 1.4g |