Limoges liver

Usage examples of foie.

Carinthian, her mother was Viennese and her repertoire in the kitchen included dishes from far beyond the mountains, rich and un stinting sometimes Sonia felt she and Frau Egger were like foie gras farmers fattening geese.

I told him I had relished my supper, but that I should like the foie gras every day as I had a dispensation.

In the morning Leah brought the chocolate and sat down on my bed, saying that we should have some fine foie gras, and that she should have all the better appetite for dinner as she had not taken any supper.

The dinner that was served to me was very good, though cooked in the Jewish style, and Leah brought in the foie gras and sat down opposite to me with a muslin kerchief over her breast.

Among the various foods Bond noticed two round five-pound tins of Beluga caviar and several terrines of foie gras.

She loved the reds, the deepest, plummiest, earthiest ones, made with the top-quality grapes, Grenache, Mourvedre, Syrah, Cinsault, to be drunk with foods like the ripest cheese, foie gras, truffle-stuffed chicken or squab, venison with wild mushrooms, beef ribs and rice.

I felt very ill, so I said I would not get up till late, and that I would dine in my bed without any foie gras.

I have put myself on diet, I shall be eating no more foie gras, and consequently I shall dine by myself, and save three pauls a day.

Among the various foods Bond noticed two round five-pound tins of Beluga caviar and several terrines of foie gras.

With no expense spared, Fuad fed caviar and foie gras to jet-setting friends from his hobby worlds of backgammon, night clubs and horseracing.

Then we might have oeufs en cocotte Rossinidone in cream with foie gras and truffles.

I told him I had relished my supper, but that I should like the foie gras every day as I had a dispensation.

In spite of my resolves, Leah renewed the attack at dinner, for, contrary to my orders, she served a magnificent foie gras, telling me that it was for herself, and that if she were poisoned she would die of pleasure.

These 'beatilles' were balls of rice, veal, champignons, artichoke, foie gras, etc.

I said when he came, "your daughter's appetite doubles mine, and I shall be much obliged if you will allow her to keep me company whenever we have foie gras.