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A more classically trained chef than I might make a terrine or galantine using similar ingredients.— Benito's Wine Reviews
Daily offerings such as the rabbit terrine, lamb stew or rabbit with mustard make for great and reasonable priced lunches or dinners.— The New Wine Consumer: Wine Brands
Which means that when Mr. Thuet's catering business received a recent order from Air Canada for 1,500 kilograms of venison and pork terrine - and he desperately needed to add three more hogs to his standing weekly order - he had no way to get in touch with Mr. Martin.— The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed
Unfortunately, my French let me down a bit, and the waiter didn't stop me from ordering cold foie (terrine) for my starter and hot paté (foie) for my dinner ...— LinuxChix aggregator
And Freedman still has a penchant for great side dishes: Entrees came with things like potato or root vegetable terrine, smoked gouda mac and cheese and grilled figs. My own entre - duck breast, cooked medium, under a bing cherry-zinfandel sauce - is a fine take on a fairly common ingredient.— Yes Weekly

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