Duck Terrine with Black Figs by Hénaff - 90g
Cooking Advice:
The Duck Terrine will be best enjoyed served as an appéritif, opened 30 minutes before eating and spread on a slice of Baguette or Pain de Campagne, toasted milk bread (shoku pan) or even crackers. Add some sliced Cornichons or olives on the top for a truly tasteful experience.
Wine Recommendation:
To enhance your experience, we would advise a dry and fruity white wine to pair well with the fatty smoothness of the Terrine, typically a Chardonnay (Bourgogne) or a Sauvignon Blanc (Pays de la Loire).
Additional information:
Origin | France (Brittany) |
Size | 90g |
Ingredients | Duck meat 30%, pork meat, lean duck liver 19%, black figs 9%, pork fat, whole egg, porto liquor, sea salt, spices, garlic. |
Preservation | to be stored in a cool and dry place, away from light. After opening, to be stored in the cold part of a refrigerator (0° to +4°C) in its original jar and consumed within 48 hours. |
Allergens | Egg |
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Hénaff is a family-owned food company with a rich history dating back to 1907, when the founder Jean Hénaff established it with the goal of promoting prosperity in the Bigouden region of Brittany by establishing a seasonal vegetable canning factory in the town of Pouldreuzic.
However, to keep the business active year-round, Jean Hénaff quickly searched for new products. In 1915, he introduced the iconic Hénaff Pâté, made from whole pork and a recipe that has been passed down unchanged through generations. The success of its unique and unchanged pâté allowed Hénaff to expand its product range throughout the 20th century, with a variety of canned vegetables, fruits, fish, and meat, and attain national recognition.
In the 1980s, Jean-Jacques Hénaff, the third-generation owner of the company, decided to focus solely on Hénaff Pâté due to the depletion of fish and vegetable resources in the Brittany region. He introduced Hénaff Fresh Sausage in 1995, which became popular in Brittany and was recognized by the state as an "Enterprise of Living Heritage" for its exceptional expertise in transforming whole pigs into Hénaff Pâté or Saucisse Hénaff.
Today, Loïc Hénaff, the fourth-generation owner, has continued to modernize the company by incorporating organic products, seaweed, and space food into its product line! The famous French Astronaut Thomas Pesquet even brought Hénaff pâté to the International Space Station.
The company is also committed to a responsible approach with a positive impact, known as BeGood 2030, to meet the challenges of sustainable development and ensure the well-being of future generations.