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Add an extra touch of flavour to your dishes by adding a generous spoonful of goose fat to the recipe. Try it with browned potatoes or sauted vegetables, or for cooking meat.
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Maison Rivière offers its version of the traditional Beef Bourguignon recipe, using Blonde d'Aquitaine beef served with potatoes and carrots and cooked slowly in a sauce made with a dark-coloured, powerful wine from the Madiran region, between the Gers and the Pyrenees.
Maison Rivière has pulled out all the stops with this recipe: generous pieces of pork shank from the South-West PGI served with Parisienne potatoes in a Corbières white wine sauce.
Maison Rivière goes meat-free with this delicious, complete 100% vegetarian dish. Pearl barley and vegetables (66%: courgettes aubergines, red peppers, tomatoes) are slowly cooked in a sauce with goat cheese, honey and Provence herbs.
Maison Rivière goes meat-free with this delicious, complete 100% vegetarian dish. Whole round rice that keeps its shape well after cooking and vegetables (52%: butternut, courgettes, onions) are combined in a creamy sauce flavoured with parmesan 3% and dry white Riesling wine.
Maison Rivière goes meat-free with this delicious, complete 100% vegetarian dish. A butternut and sweet potato purée is served with gently-spiced lentils and crunchy pumpkin seeds.
Cassoulet is a traditional dish that forms a major part of Castelnaudary’s culinary heritage. It’s the company’s flagship product and a real guarantee of quality.
Maison Rivière has followed the traditional recipe to produce a hearty, appetising cassoulet that reflects the region and its inhabitants. Haricot beans are simmered in a fresh vegetable stock for which only Madame Rivière mother holds the recipe. We add preserved duck drumsticks and Toulouse sausage made in our kitchens. We use 100% French-origin duck and pork meat.
The Fresh Cassoulet is served in its "cassole" (baking dish whose cassoulet got its name from).