I had some type of liver with wine sauce in the burgundy region of France it was amazing what livers do they use in France.The chef wouldn’t say excep

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Gammy August 14, 2020
Not kidding, but you know they eat horse meat in France. What I HAVE had there is incredible foie gras, which is force-fed goose liver. Basically outlawed in the US because of the way the geese are raised.
 
Nancy August 14, 2020
Gammy - yes on the horse meat. And not just in the 1870 war/strike.
 
Richard M. August 15, 2020
I knew about the horse nest A small town south of St Louis called Delouge has been shipping to France for quite some time. No longer though due to the way they handled waste. The waiter just said you won’t get this back home. My quests would be some type of bird. I appreciate your kind reply
 
Nancy August 14, 2020
First comment, only half joking. If the waiter won't tell you, it's either a chef's secret or from some animal they are sure a visitor would recoil on hearing.
Second, does either of these recipes sound like what you had?
Both use bacon and red wine, one with beef liver, one with chicken liver.
https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/beef-liver-bourguignonne-101469
https://jesseyancy.com/chicken-livers-bourguignon/
 
Richard M. August 15, 2020
Nancy what stood out was the very rich seasoned thick red wine Sauce. Thanks for your reply.
 
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