
Health effects
Mango: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Grape: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Bitter chrysanthemum: activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis
Ingredients
Foie gras ( piece ) | Red wine ( Moderate amount ) |
Mango (appropriate amount) | cherry tomatoes (four span> ) |
Grapes ( Six ) | Bitter chrysanthemum (appropriate amount) |
Milk ( appropriate amount ) | |
Black pepper ( appropriate amount ) | Sugar ( appropriate amount ) |
Butter (appropriate amount) | Flour (appropriate amount) |
Cream ( appropriate amount ) |
French style red wine foie gras with mango port grapes

1.Slices of foie gras (foie gras is very soft and tender, so use a gentle knife)
2.Put a small amount of salt in a basin, then add milk and a small amount of water to marinate the foie gras for one hour
3.Peel the grapes (grapes), cut the mango into cubes, remove the head and tail of the cherry tomatoes and place them on a plate As a decoration

4. Keep the pot dry and stir-fry the sugar Sugar color, make a red wine sauce with foie gras

5. Wait for sugar After bubbling, add red wine and cream in a ratio of 1:1

6.Stir slowly until the string can be drawn and then pour out and set aside (the final color is very similar to the color of red wine)

7. Remove the foie gras and use paper to absorb the milk on the surface

8.Pick up the foie gras, sprinkle with a small amount of black pepper and coat with a layer of flour
9.Put a small amount of butter in the pot and fry the foie gras until golden brown on both sides
10.After both sides are golden, control the oil
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11. Control the fat, take it out and place it on the cherry tomatoes, and sprinkle some grapes and raisins on top

12.Pour in the red wine juice made previously

13.Add a small amount of bitter chrysanthemum to garnish and serve
Tips
Foie gras has a lot of fat, so one serving is not a lot.
* girls are advised not to eat it
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