Country-Style Terrine with Blue Cheese (Terrine de Campagne)

Country-style Terrine is an all time favourite, simple ingredients but turns into something amazing with a bit of time in the oven. I have always been a fan of French Country-Style Terrines and when I came across this one, with Blue Cheese a couple of years back, I knew I had found my favourite. It’s so simple to make and you don’t have to spend much more than 20 minutes to prepare everything, the rest is cooking time. Give it a try and let me know what you think.
0:00 Intro
0:58 Ingredients
2:12 Prepping the Pork Belly
4:45 Prepping the Pork Neck
5:56 Prepping the Cheese
6:39 Mixing and cooking
11:47 Plating
12:49 Tasting
14:08 Outro
Ingredients:
Pork Belly
Pork Neck
Blue Cheese (relatively creamy)
Thyme
Egg
Cream
Salt
Pepper
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[@cookingwithmimmo]

So good so tasta

[@ChrisNilsonGorgott]

Thanks Mimmo, much appreciated!

[@maryam_rad1370]

خوشمزه به نظر میرسه . نوش جان

[@ChrisNilsonGorgott]

ممنون از نظر شما!

[@maryam_rad1370]

به جای گوشت خوک از چه چیزی میشه استفاده کرد ؟؟ ما در کشورمون گوشت خوک نداریم .

[@ChrisNilsonGorgott]

به طور بالقوه، اما شما به مقادیر دیگری چربی نیاز دارید، به عنوان مثال. کرم رنگ. اما سعی کنید دستور العمل مرغ ترین را در گوگل جستجو کنید و مطمئن هستم که دستور العمل های خوبی خواهید یافت.

[@mikaellarsson7932]

I have done this with lamb and include fat if the animal is like one year old, not older. Same kind of cuts more or less. I would also include som lamb offalls .

[@ChrisNilsonGorgott]

Also a good idea. I could imagine it with some lamb belly and some lamb sweat bread. Coming back to chicken, I have usually seen it done in French with dryer meats, but then adding something like goose liver, to get the fat content up to a good level.

[@juanmanuelmunozhernandez7032]

Wait, there's no liver in terrine de campagne?

[@ChrisNilsonGorgott]

Terrine de campagne has no clear definition/recipe, you are pretty much free to do as you please 👍