
Squirrel Recipe
Experience squirrel at its finest with this elegant recipe. The key is traditional French charcuterie, which ensures sophisticated appetizer worthy of fine dining every time you make it.
French charcuterie meets American small game
Artisanal Charcuterie This elegant preparation transforms multiple squirrels into sophisticated pâté suitable for upscale presentations and special occasions.
Ingredients (Serves 15-20 as appetizer)
Professional Terrine Method
Volume Economics: Squirrel terrine requires many animals. Plan ahead and accumulate from hunts.
Liver Processing: Soak livers in milk, then sauté quickly. Process half smooth, leave half chunky.
Forcemeat Assembly: Combine ground meat with pistachios and seasonings. Mix until sticky.
Molding and Cooking: Line mold with caul fat, pack firmly. Bake for 45-60 minutes in water bath to 160°F for food safety.
Volume Economics: Squirrel terrine requires many animals. Plan ahead and accumulate from hunts.
Liver Processing: Soak livers in milk, then sauté quickly. Process half smooth, leave half chunky.
Forcemeat Assembly: Combine ground meat with pistachios and seasonings. Mix until sticky.
Molding and Cooking: Line mold with caul fat, pack firmly. Bake for 45-60 minutes in water bath to 160°F for food safety.
Per serving: 365 calories, 34g protein, 26g fat, 6g carbohydrates.
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Per serving: 365 calories, 34g protein, 26g fat, 6g carbohydrates.