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Tomatoes Stuffed with Foie and Chanterelles — a luxe, earthy starter
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Tomatoes Stuffed with Foie and Chanterelles — a luxe, earthy starter

There’s something irresistible about the combination of bright summer tomatoes, wild chanterelle mushrooms and the silkily rich glamour of foie gras. This dish balances sweetness, umami, earth and fat: a roasted tomato acts as the juicy, slightly acidic vessel; chanterelles give an aromatic, forest-floor chew; and foie brings unctuous luxury that melts across the palate. Serve it as a dramatic starter, an elegant canapé (mini tomatoes), or even a small main with a crisp salad and toasted bread. Below you’ll find background, sourcing tips, step-by-step technique, a tested recipe for four, plating and pairing suggestions, and sensible alternatives (including vegetarian swaps and ethical notes). Why it works: flavor and texture harmony Acidity vs richness: The tomato’s acidity cuts thr...