An extraordinary level experience with truffles and foie gras

The truffle is a underground mushroom that grows in association with the roots of trees such as oaks and hazels, and can be found in France, Italy, Spain, Australia, and several other countries. It is valued for its distinctive aroma and intense flavor, making it a prized ingredient in haute cuisine. There are different varieties of truffles, the most well-known being the black truffle and the white truffle.

It is very common to wonder why truffles are so expensive, as a kilo of truffles can cost hundreds of euros or even thousands of euros depending on their freshness and quality. Here are some reasons explaining the price:

• Difficult to cultivate as they require specific soils, trees, and conditions.
• They are naturally rare because their growth is unpredictable and this makes them more complicated to find.
• The aroma and flavor of truffle are very unique, its taste is strong and that is why it is so distinctive and appreciated in French gastronomy and in the world in general.

"After trying truffles from different brands and suppliers, we have selected Plantin as our partner to offer you a quality experience and allow you to indulge in two great treasures of gastronomy: Foie Gras and black truffle."

Each truffle, whether extra brushed or in peels, is a culinary masterpiece that will elevate your senses and offer you a unique sensory experience, merging the richness of foie gras with the complex earthy notes of the truffle. Immerse yourself in the elegance of this gourmet duo, perfect for festive moments or simply to satisfy your most refined cravings.

How to eat truffle?

Although the question may seem complex, like foie gras, this specialty is not easy to find and is not part of the everyday menu. However, the answer is simple: as you prefer! Let your imagination run wild and explore different ways to pair truffles, whether with your favorite dish or through creative blends that highlight their unique flavor. The truffle is a culinary gem that lends itself to experimentation, allowing you to customize your culinary art according to your tastes and preferences.

To eat foie gras with truffles, simply prepare a salad to your liking, add pieces of foie gras and slices of truffle, or simply place the truffles on the side of a plate of foie gras with some quality fresh bread toasts.

You can mix the extra brushed black truffle with hot dishes such as pasta or foie gras risotto, also with sauces, oils, or any other gourmet dish as they release their natural aroma once grated.

If it is in peels, it can be incorporated into fine and delicate dishes, also in sauces, stews, as a garnish for cold dishes, and on cheeses, with pâté or foie gras.

Too much is as bad as too little...

One of the notable advantages lies in the aromatic intensity of the truffle, allowing its use in small quantities. Although its price per kilo is high, its ability to enrich dishes with exceptional nuances with little material ultimately makes it accessible to all budgets.

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