French · Starter
Terrine de Porc Veau et Jambon
The classic country pâté: a seasoned pork, veal and fat forcemeat layered with cognac-marinated veal and ham strips in a fat-lined terrine, baked in a water bath, then pressed and chilled so every slice shows a neat mosaic.

- YieldServes 4
- Hands-on55 min
- Total13 h 24 min
- Difficulty
Ingredients
Forcemeat
- 25 gonion, finely minced
- 9½ gunsalted butter
- 40 mldry port, Madeira or cognac
- 110 glean pork, finely ground
- 110 glean veal, finely ground
- 75 gfresh pork back fat, ground
- 1eggs, lightly beaten
- 0.13 tspsalt, plus more after tasting
- 0.13 tspblack pepper
- 0.13 tspdried thyme
- 1 pinchground allspice (a generous pinch)
- ½ clovesmall garlic clove, crushed to a paste
Veal strips
- 75 glean veal round or tenderloin, cut into 6 mm strips
- 1 tbspcognac
- to tastesalt and pepper
- 1 pincheach dried thyme and ground allspice
- 1 tspshallot or spring onion, finely minced
- ½canned truffle, with its juice, cut into 6 mm diceoptional
Assembly
- 110 gpork back fat in thin sheets or strips (or blanched unsmoked bacon)
- 75 glean boiled ham, cut into 6 mm strips
- ½ leafbay leaf
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