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Canned foie gras is a traditional product, characterized by musky notes and a slight bitterness on the finish. Like a grand cru, it keeps very well and will gain in flavor over time.
Foie gras has been an emblematic product of Maison Barthouil since the very beginning. Gaston Barthouil, a butcher's son, began making it as early as 1929. Today, we're still part of this local tradition. We work exclusively with 5 passionate duck breeders based around Peyrehorade. They raise a slow-growing duck, outdoors for long periods, in small batches. They grow the corn for their feed.
In our workshops, we still practice cold evisceration. We're simply reviving a peasant practice often considered outdated: foie gras has time to mature in the duck, before being worked on. When tasted, its taste is all the more assertive, with a long finish.
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The traditional pâté cooked with Label Rouge farmhouse pork, very tasty and it's indeed an air of country charcuterie that invites itself to your table.
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This recipe from the French gastronomic tradition combines the power of game with the delicacy of chestnuts, enhanced by our alder wood smoke. The recipe contains 25% wild boar. We marinade it in wine and port, then reduce the marinade and add it to the terrine. The gamey taste is softened by the incorporation of smoked chestnuts and duck meat.
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We offer here one of our most popular recipes, pâté landais with duck foie gras. In the pure Paysanne tradition, we use only farmhouse pork from the southwest, seasoned with port wine, onion fondue and a melting heart of duck foie gras block (25%).
The result is a pâté that's sure to please!Close
Nothing but duck manchons, slow-cooked in our homemade broth: fresh vegetables and duck carcasses that we've let simmer for hours. They're then carefully shredded by hand and mixed with an onion fondue, so the fibers and chunks of meat remain, it's pure deliciousness!
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Canned foie gras is a traditional product, characterized by musky notes and a slight bitterness on the finish. Like a grand cru, it keeps very well and will gain in flavor over time.