Beef pate recipe

This Liver Pâté recipe has 5 ingredients and could not be any easier! Add it all to a food processor, blend, and voila! A hearty, spreadable appetizer that goes perfectly with Swedish Rye Bread. Or add it to your next Charcuterie Board! A vintage classic.

Organ meats are some of the most nutrient dense foods you can eat. Liver is especially packed full of essential vitamins and nutrients such as Vitamin B12, Vitamin A, potassium, and iron. If you are looking for ways to work organ meats into your diet, this Classic Beef Liver Pate is a must! Recipe by: Jessica Haggard

A delicious way to use cooked ham that's easy enough for a quick lunch but impressive enough to serve to guests as a starter. Serve on toast or crusty bread alongside pickles.

This Easy Beef Liver Pâté recipe doesn’t require soaking and yet full of flavor (not the liver-ey kind). It’s low carb, keto, GAPS, and has options to make it paleo and Whole 30. This recipe is large enough for a party appetizer. | Prepare & Nourish

When I was a child, my mother bought small cans of potted meat and spread it on bread to make sandwiches. I didn't think much of it at the time, but I should buy some to try again, or make my own. In the days before electric refrigeration, if meat couldn't be eaten right away,

Potted meat is a historical form of food preservation that's still used in many parts of the world today. Meat is carefully cooked and then sealed with fat or butter, and then stored for many

A simple, easy recipe for the best ever liver pâté! Highly nutrient dense and versatile to sneak into most dishes. Spread it on fresh organic sourdough (possibly with a bit of grass fed organic butter, raw local honey and a bit of sea salt), or sneak into stews, sauces, and soups, with charcuterie boards... or even in a morning smoothie.

Crispy, crunchy dough with the raised welts and blisters fried into place where the hot oil met and melted the fat in the mixture in a puff of steam. The Caribbean pate is food heaven!