Fresh Duck Foie Gras IGP Gers eveiné

Raw foie gras, a fresh product from the Gers region

Choosing a certified IGP raw duck foie gras from the Gers region ensures that your fresh product is of impeccable quality. The Protected Geographical Indication guarantees the perfection inherent in the expertise of our region.

The advantage of choosing a high-quality raw foie gras is that you can cook it however you like, according to your tastes and desires. You will never be disappointed! It is also a fresh product from the Gers to be enjoyed around the table with friends and family. What's more, this traditional dish, especially when it is a fresh product from the Gers, offers a delicious and authentic taste, a far cry from low-quality processed raw foie gras.

How to choose your raw foie gras?

Above all, you should opt for quality. Here, the certified Gers origin and IGP certification are proof of the quality of this fresh foie gras. The advantage of high-quality raw foie gras is first and foremost its taste, but also the fact that it will render less fat when cooked. Choosing well also means having the possibility of making many different recipes with your raw foie gras. Whether you choose deveined or non-deveined foie gras really depends on what you want to do with it.

If you want to cook it in a pan, choose raw foie gras that has not been deveined. However, if you want to make a terrine or preserve it in a jar, choose raw foie gras that has been deveined. In any case, we recommend choosing a fresh product from the Gers region, which is synonymous with quality and artisanal production.

Fresh foie gras: how should it be stored?

To ensure the optimal quality of your raw foie gras, it is essential to follow a few storage tips. Raw foie gras should be stored in the refrigerator at a temperature between 0°C and 4°C. Ideally, consume it within 48 hours of purchase to enjoy its full freshness. Before deveining the foie gras, remove it from the refrigerator about 30 to 45 minutes in advance. This allows the foie gras to soften slightly, making the deveining process easier. However, it should not be too soft to avoid falling apart.

Once deveined, raw foie gras should be used quickly. It is recommended that you cook it within 24 hours to preserve its freshness and delicate flavors. For optimal storage in the refrigerator, make sure the raw foie gras is well wrapped in plastic wrap or in an airtight container to prevent it from drying out and absorbing the odors of other foods.

Tips for preparing raw foie gras

Preparing raw foie gras requires a few key steps to ensure optimal tasting. Start by deveining it using a thin knife to carefully remove the veins without damaging the liver. Then season with salt, pepper, and spices to your liking. For cooking, choose the method that suits you best: pan-fried, roasted, or in a terrine.

If you are pan-frying it, heat a pan without any fat and sear the slices over high heat for 1 to 2 minutes on each side. For a terrine, preheat your oven to 120°C and cook the foie gras in a bain-marie for 40 minutes. Be sure to follow the recommended cooking times and temperatures. For more information, we have written a blog article on the subject.

Characteristics of fresh foie gras

Weight: 480 g to 550 g

Store between 0 and +4°C