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    What Type of Forcemeat Usually Contains Liver That Is Sautéed
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What Type of Forcemeat Usually Contains Liver That Is Sautéed

Question 42

Question 42

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What type of forcemeat usually contains liver that is sautéed before grinding?


A) basic
B) country-style
C) mousseline
D) sausage-style

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