I've been making this recipe since I worked at the Ranch House in the late 60's. It's still one of my favorites. It was served at the restaurant as an appetizer with a wonderful rye bread.
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My mom has been making this since she worked at the Ranch House back in the 1970s, before I was born. I loved it growing up, but am 3000 miles away now, and have to make my own pate! I asked her for the recipe, and she sent me this link, which is identical to hers (although she uses as much Chablis (Chardonnay) as she does cognac). Just made it - looks, smells, and tastes just like my mom's :) it's my favorite pate on Earth, and I'm glad it's here for all to see!
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Great! I did not have truffles so I put green pepper (roughly grounded and whole). I soaked pepper in cognac for 3 hours. I followed the recipe and it ended great. This is the best pate I have ever tryed.
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