The Trouble with Fatted Truffles


The trouble with fatted truffles is the fact we have to wait until this coming Saturday for the Truffled Pork Sausage! OH we suffer so. Man, just like last week, they’ve got tons of great items. From Saucisson Sec to … oh my gawd. I just saw something. Truffled Guinea Hen Terrine. YAR MATEY !!! AVAST YE PATE !! PREPARE TO BE BOARDED !!! Eeek, ya know. I was going to say something about getting some of the Hoffman Farm Quail with Boudin Blanc & Chestnuts, or whatever. But I can’t think right now. I’m going to curl up in to a fetal position and just mutter “Truffled Guinea Hen Terrine” until Saturday. You go read their newsletter, I gotta take a 10-100.
Xo Xo


Have you noticed anything missing from our holiday reveries? We have celebrated the crepinettes, lauded the lardons, praised the pates, and practically tied you up and forced you to try our rillettes. (ooh! ow! real painful, and SO worth it, we know.) We want to be thorough, we want to be complete, we sit up nights (honestly!) wondering, wondering, if we have turned you on to every goodie in our bag. Are you down with duck? Are you friends with Fegatella? Are you angry about alliteration? Well, last night, after we FINALLY got to sleep, we had a dream. We won’t go into too much detail; let’s just say it involved two dirty pigs and a very funky odor. After a few moments of feeling a little ashamed, we realized the meaning of out dream: Truffles. We haven’t touted the truffles yet! And really, in the circles WE all run in, what is winter without that wonderfully aromatic knobbly little turd of a fungus? AND, just like you we see in a fanc y restaurant, we have Truffles Two Ways: Truffled Pork Sausage (use it as part of a stuffing, or grill and enjoy with potatoes or polenta), and Truffled Duck Liver Mousse (on an appetizer platter with cornichons, smeared thinly on a baguette for an incredible sandwich, you know the drill). C’mon, admit it; it’s what we all dream about.
Pick up for special order items available on the Fridays of Dec 24/31.
Delivery will be available for orders greater than $100
Special orders can be placed in person at the market, by emailing toponia@fattedcalf.com or by phoning 510.653.4327. We will phone or email to confirm your order
If you Really Need Something, PLEASE special order it!!!!
Also!! Special Meat Missive!!! There will be no Berkeley Farmer’s Markets between Christmas and New Year’s. (Yeah, we know, we just found out, too.) Delivery will be available for orders greater than $100 from 12/27 through 12/31.
Saturday December 18
SPECIAL
Hoffman Farm Quail with Boudin Blanc & Chestnuts
Sausage
Truffled Pork Sausage
Pork Crepinettes with red Wine soaked fig & hazelnuts
Merguez
Hot Italian
Sweet Italian
Toulouse
Mexican Style Chorizo
Breakfast Sausage
Andouille
Pates, Confits & Terrines
Pate de Campagne
Duck Pate
Duck Confit
Duck Rillettes
Pork Rillettes
Pork Confit Terrine
Duck Confit Terrine
Truffled Duck Liver Mousse
Jambon Persille
Cured Meats
Mortadella
Saucisson Sec
Pancetta
Pancetta Toscana
Fegatelli
Other Meaty Goods
Ham Hocks
Duck Demi
Glace de Viande
Sugo di Carne
Tuesday, December 21
Special
Petite Jambon
Sausage
Merguez
Rosso
Toulouse
Andouille
Breakfast
Pates, Confits & Terrines
Truffled Guinea Hen Terrine
Duck Pate with brandied prunes
Jambon Persille
Duck Confit
Duck Rillettes
Pork Rillettes
Pork Confit Terrine
Duck Confit Terrine
Cured Meats
Salametti
Saucisson Sec
Pepperoni
Chorizo
Other Meaty Goods
Ham Hocks
Duck Demi
Glace de Viande
Sugo di Carne
Berkeley Farmer’s Markets:
Saturdays 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Center Street @ M. L. King, Jr. Way
Tuesdays 2 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Derby Street @ M. L. King, Jr. Way
Thursdays 3 p.m. – 7 p.m.
Shattuck Ave @ Rose

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