
Faux Gras, not Foie Gras. Faux Gras is a play on words for a completely vegan and super delicious mushroom-lentil-pecan spread. Faux means false in French and it’s an important distinction.
Foie gras is a fatty goose or duck liver. It’s often made into a terrine, pate, or spread, but it can also be pan-fried or poached en torchon. It’s not for everyone for a variety of reasons.
This Good and Good for You™ recipe makes a generous 3 1/2 cups and it freezes well. The big bonus is that it’s vegan, dairy-free, and gluten-free — and yet omnivores and hard-core carnivores will love it. Faux Gras is going to be your answer to the upcoming entertaining season.
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Read on for more — including this amazing recipe for rich and earthy vegan Faux Gras. I tell you it’s a huge hit. You won’t believe how good it is.
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