Sea sweetness in a terrine: the chic and stress-free starter

Add a few pieces of shrimp or salmon to vary the flavors. This gives the cut a beautiful marbled effect.

You can replace the chives with dill or parsley, depending on your preference. Each herb adds a different color.

Looking for a more pronounced flavor? Add a pinch of paprika or a little mild curry powder to the dish.

Serve it with a light sauce: lemon yogurt, herb cottage cheese, or even a paprika coulis.
Serving suggestions and combinations:
This terrine is perfect as an appetizer, accompanied by a crisp green salad. It’s also suitable for a cold buffet or a chic picnic.

I often accompany it with country bread or some crackers. The texture contrast is very nice.

As for drinks, a dry, fresh, and fruity white wine is ideal. A Sauvignon or a Muscadet, for example.

Serve it in thin slices and garnish with some fresh herbs. It’s simple, elegant, and always appreciated.

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Add a few pieces of shrimp or salmon to vary the flavors. This gives the cut a beautiful marbled effect.

You can replace the chives with dill or parsley, depending on your preference. Each herb adds a different color.

Looking for a more pronounced flavor? Add a pinch of paprika or a little mild curry powder to the dish.

Serve it with a light sauce: lemon yogurt, herb cottage cheese, or even a paprika coulis.
Serving suggestions and combinations:
This terrine is perfect as an appetizer, accompanied by a crisp green salad. It’s also suitable for a cold buffet or a chic picnic.

I often accompany it with country bread or some crackers. The texture contrast is very nice.

As for drinks, a dry, fresh, and fruity white wine is ideal. A Sauvignon or a Muscadet, for example.

Serve it in thin slices and garnish with some fresh herbs. It’s simple, elegant, and always appreciated.

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