Beef Liver Pate for the [Carnivore Diet]

[@jenniferlee2346]

I've been needing a recipe for this. awesome stuff, thank you!

[@malzimus]

4 TBSP Duck fat 4 TBSP unsalted butter 2 cloves Garlic chopped Thyme - 5 sprigs/to taste (leaves only) - finely chopped (helps cover any odd liver flavors) 1 tsp salt 1/2 cup beef bone broth Put above ingredients into food processor and wait. 1lb beef liver - Cook liver in fat of choice on medium high heat until about medium well on both sides (He does it until blood starts coming out). Add to food processor while still hot. Blend everything up for a minute or two until smooth/desired consistency. Put in container, tap/bump container to help get bubbles out, and refrigerate for 3hrs at least.

[@malzimus]

My Mum used to make pate`s when I was growing up. She usually topped them with melted butter to help give something more when speading but it also sealed the pate` which I think helped it last a bit longer too.

[@dylerturden8018]

Sounds freaky even on carnivore but I love a heaped tablespoon of this spread over a reverse seared steak, it becomes meat butter.....

[@kkelleyrhit5698]

I made beef liver pâté once. It didn’t look 1/2 as good as this one!! Thank you for the inspiration to try again!! 🤩👏🏼

[@_einodmilvado]

Love the captions

[@mspatricia3151]

Outstanding

[@MrsHernandez190]

I gotta try making this!! Thanks

[@lisaortega549]

I've never made liver pate before but so willing to try!!! Looks so yummy!!! Beef Liver pate for your carnivore diet!

[@2sweetcaroline]

Looks scrumptious 😋

[@krizpz]

Looks yummy!!

[@leniekrick4886]

Thanks again, I’ll try that!!

[@thinkingaboutdinner4225]

Brilliant thanks for sharing

[@learnedeldersofteemo8917]

I woulda put it through a mesh strainer at the end myself but i like my pate smooooth :)

[@openeyedguide969]

Looks awesome! Thank you for sharing

[@rodrigosouto9502]

Seems delicious!

[@darcyauguste281]

Thank you for this..

[@Dalmos1981]

I made like this once(rosemary) but it was chicken liver...it was way better then one you buy

[@CarnivorousChef]

I agree

[@CarnivorousChef]

And thank you

[@brandonwalker7947]

Great video besides the metal tongs in non stick but you knew you messed up so I appreciate you saying it love your videos

[@_einodmilvado]

This rocks thanks

[@mariamaria7796]

Thnks fr the recipe.. Will make it 😍

[@ericneal8582]

Great vid and thank you for making it. Would you not have a better emulsification if you waited for all of the ingredients to be cold before blending?

[@CarnivorousChef]

I've found that they blend better when warm and they solidify much better this way

[@immaculatedesign1]

Yummy!!!!!

[@cursingcarnivore6411]

Haven't tried it yet!

[@brwneyeddaisy1]

Ooh duck fat! I need to try that in my next pâté!

[@nicholasmyers7385]

Did you eat the whole thing? Dr. Berry say about 4- 8 oz liver a week. Really forward to be making this weekend. Thanks so much🍖🧈🥓🥚

[@mariagavina3150]

Never had I ever tasted liver pate

[@Teriyakitres]

Don't think I've ever seen anything like this before

[@haroldgarling1063]

I enjoy the taste of raw liver more. You should try this will raw liver.

[@CarnivorousChef]

Maybe one day

[@kterlesky]

😊I like the look of this recipe but just need to know the amount of liver you used, please? One pound maybe or half pound?

[@CarnivorousChef]

1lb

[@wrylife57]

That looks A.Mazing! I only have a blender and can't drop $200 on a food processer--will it work in a blender? LOVE these videos, love the music and the whole vibe. Keep 'em coming! (but I always cringe at metal used in non-stick)

[@CarnivorousChef]

Blender will work. And this food processor was only $25

[@wrylife57]

@@CarnivorousChef Wow, can you share a link for that processor?

[@ChickenParm152]

@@wrylife57 theres 100s on amazon or walmart

[@qoieo589]

yum 😋

[@aandistudiophotographyvide2986]

This would be great on carnivore bread 🥰

[@OzmaOfOzz]

What is carnivore bread?

[@joshbrochill78]

@@OzmaOfOzz yeah, srsly wtf

[@OzmaOfOzz]

@@joshbrochill78 seriously wtf, wtf is that

[@joshbrochill78]

@@OzmaOfOzz but like for reals, I mean wtf

[@OzmaOfOzz]

@@joshbrochill78 🙄

[@debeyhomeschool]

I love the vibe of your latest vidoes. The love the lighting and the relaxing music. I feel like I'm just hanging out in your kitchen, drinking a glass of wine (Cabernet). Well done.

[@juntjoonunya9216]

I'm cringing at the non-stick pan! Not the tongs on it. Use copper 😉 Thanks for the recipe. I need them, liverwurst, pate, whatever cuz I can't eat liver yuck!

[@HinckleyHomestead]

Where is the recipe, measurements of ingredients??

[@chrisinman3735]

What brand of duck fat do you prefer?

[@shelisegr8love]

Totally unrelated What’s the name of that song?

[@Ch8t]

Where do you get the duck fat?

[@cynrawson]

How much liver (like oz) is this? I’m gonna try making it tonight! Looks great

[@CarnivorousChef]

This was 1lb of liver and maybe 1.5lb total of pâté

[@ubu-ibme]

How’d you get your bone broth so dark?? Mine always comes out yellow.

[@theantiqueactionfigure]

I'm going to try a low salt version to share with my dog. It's always a fight to hide his pills in something he can take. Helps if he sees me eating it😂.

[@blessedbeyondmeasure8754]

My husband and I are new to the carnivore diet. What do you put this liver pate on? Normally I would think it would be put on some kind of bread or crackers. But since we're doing very very low carb we cannot do that.

[@CarnivorousChef]

Pork rinds personally

[@Thorin7.62]

I found that using a Dash mini pancake maker to make carnivore Flatbread works great for sandwiches! I mix 2 eggs, 2/3 cup mozzarella cheese, a bit of salt, then spoon into a preheated mini pancake maker, you're shooting for a layer about 3/8" thick. I normally get about 4 flatbreads from this recipe. Cook for 2 mins, then flip and cook another 2 mins, remove and let cool, make sammich. I have also used pork rind panko added to the egg and cheese mixture in a waffle maker, but haven't tried it in the Flatbread yet. Great for burgers, ham and cheese sandwiches, and tuna sandwiches. You can make it savory, or add some monkfruit and cinnamon for a sweeter treat, haven't gone very far into experimenting in that direction though

[@blessedbeyondmeasure8754]

@@Thorin7.62 thanks for the info!

[@rachelasale3556]

What are you eating this with (carnivore)? That’s a lot of pate! And what knives are you using? They look good.

[@CarnivorousChef]

By itself or pork rinds

[@camillemedina9920]

Delighted pate

[@TuliTheUnruly]

Is liver like steak in that it's safe to eat if you just sear the outside? I've overcooked and ruined this dish a few times now. So bitter. 😟

[@CarnivorousChef]

It is

[@TuliTheUnruly]

@@CarnivorousChef Thank you Chef Reid. ✌️

[@heathridgley1277]

What brand of food processor is that??

[@CarnivorousChef]

Hamilton beach

[@heathridgley1277]

@@CarnivorousChef thank you

[@MC-iw6nv]

Can you substitute duck fat with Ghee instead?

[@Zorg1776]

100%

[@shantimarie2754]

Made your pan fried salmon recipe it was really tasty but the tarter sauce was exceptional. How long can I keep this pate in the fridge?

[@CarnivorousChef]

So happy you enjoyed it! And I usually say 7 days max. It'll smell off if it's bad

[@brandonlasvegas]

🙏😋😎

[@miguelcosta2709]

Great, just dont cook the liver!

[@sewnew1944]

Wish you would be talking or at least put the recipe down below. I am 50% blind and cannot read the small print. Also the music is annoying. It looks good but I don't know what you"re putting in.

[@malzimus]

4 TBSP Duck fat 4 TBSP unsalted butter 2 cloves Garlic chopped Thyme - 5 sprigs/to taste (leaves only) - finely chopped (helps cover any odd liver flavors) 1 tsp salt 1/2 cup beef bone broth Put above ingredients into food processor and wait. 1lb beef liver - Cook liver in fat of choice on medium high heat until about medium well on both sides (He does it until blood starts coming out). Add to food processor while still hot. Blend everything up for a minute or two until smooth/desired consistency. Put in container, tap/bump container to help get bubbles out, and refrigerate for 3hrs at least.