In Chilliwack, BC the dairy industry is a huge part of the economy. The Kooyman Farm is located on Chilliwack Central Rd, the farm milks 3000 cows in a very large rotary dairy, making it the biggest in Canada in terms of number of head and milk production. Because of the highest quota price ($41,800 per quota) and highest land prices ($40-60,000 an acre) in Canada, this farm and other Chilliwack Farms such as Corners Pride (1500 cows) and Gracemar Farms are the largest in BC.
Which one? There are hundreds.
Most fois gras is produced in France but, Hudson Valley Fois Gras is actually a brand name and fois gras made in the US. The praise for Hudson Valley Fois Gras is that they use traditional French methods for fattening the goose liver. Where the Hudson Valley product differs from the French product is that the product is not made from goose liver but rather a hybrid of Pekin & Muscovy duck called Moulard duck. There has been much controversy over fois gras due to the force feeding of the animal in order to grow the liver. In some states fois gras has been banned.
Fois Gras smells similar to chicken liver, depending on what flavoring you add to it
It's used in both, but you will not see one large serving of fois gras since it's so rich.
french fries and fois gras
Pate de fois gras Frogs legs Garlic buttered snails
Fois gras, its duck liver, lol, deff creme brulee for dessert
If you mean foie gras it's the liver of a super fattened duck or goose. A luxury product in France.
There is no one food in France, the French have a wide, varied and very famous cuisine that varies form region to region. One famous example would be fois gras.
quiche lorraine, vol au vent, cassoulet, boeuf bourguignon, clafoutis, ratatouille, fois gras, coq au vin, bouillabaisse, crème brulée...etc
Turkey, chestnuts, vegetables, pommes duchesse, stuffed roast pork, smoked salmon, fois gras, oyster, lobster, buche de noel, chocolats...etc... with champagne of course
Foie Gras means fat liver in French. It is a French dish consisting of the liver of a duck or goose which has been fattened by force feeding the animal with a feeding tube. The animal's diet is usually corn boiled in fat fed to it in amounts larger than it would normally want to eat.
Escargots (snails, often stuffed back into cleaned shells and baked/broiled with garlic butter) and pate de fois gras, a rich spread made from fat goose livers, are both considered delicacies in France; so are frog's legs.