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pate de foie gras

njpetsitter

By njpetsitter
in New Jersey: Dining

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M.X.Hassett

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I believe Chakra paramus rt. 4 might serve foie, i have never been there but i recall a thread about it somewere on here. Otherwise D'artagnan(google them i dont know how to post links yet) will deliver or you can save 20$ and place the order and pick it up from there newark wharehouse, they also have whole lobes :biggrin: yum.

Edit:Just checked overlap post i have been to latour ridgewood exellent foie(I forgot all about it it has been a year or so)

edit: wrong highway rt.4 not 17

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rooftop1000

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Latour in Ridgewood currently has seared foie gras on their menu....

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The Restaurant in Hackensack does last time I was there you may want to call or check their online menu. Also Porterhouse in Montvale and Old 76 House (again call/check online menu!)

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Potentially at the following, but check with the restaurants...

Fascino in Montclair

Village Green in Ridgewood

The Ryland Inn

The Frog and the Peach in New Brunswick

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Potentially at the following, but check with the restaurants...

Fascino in Montclair

Village Green in Ridgewood

The Ryland Inn

The Frog and the Peach in New Brunswick

The Frog and the Peach's website is always up-to-date. Currently, they are not serving a terrine, only seared foie gras.

I don't know how current The Ryland Inn and Fascino keep their websites, but both show only seared foie gras.

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Fascino

Googling, I found Village Green here. No foie gras at all. But, again, no idea how current the menus are.

Kim WB

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I had a first in many years lunch visit to Frog and the Peach recently...wonderful foie, but seared.

Just as an FYI, D'Artagnans pate in the vacuum jar is better than most resto's versions...

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