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Article: FARMING FOIE GRAS GOURMETS ACROSS AMERICA HAVE A CATSKILLS FARM TO THANK FOR THEIR HIGH-GRADE DUCK LIVER.(LIFE-FOOD)
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- Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
- Article date:
- May 19, 2004
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Byline: DOUG BLACKBURN STAFF WRITER
A culinary revolution is being hatched in the southern Catskills, one egg at a time.
Izzy Yanay is eager to share what he's plotting: the democratization of foie gras. While the liver of force-fed ducks is a pricey delicacy many people have never sampled, Yanay, a duck-breeding expert, envisions a day in the not-too-distant future when fat-rich foie gras will be in every grocery store in America, as popular here as it is in France.
He knows he has his work cut out for him. ``Face it, most people don't know what foie gras is,'' Yanay admits. ``If you put foie gras in the supermarket today for free, nobody's ...
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