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First you need good pate:
http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-m...
Tedious advert to start.
Best eaten about 2 or 3 days after making. Freezes well.
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Jfood eats chopped liver sandwiches and that is about as close as he gets to pate.
He likes a good seedless rye, a little ketchup, a slice of tomato and the chopped livah.
If you are looking for a different approach try a little seedless rye with chopped liver and corn beef or pastrami. And pass the lipitor.
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Try a simple tartare sauce with minced cornishons and non-pareil capers, on a water bagel with kosher salt. If your pate is dense and chilled, you will minimize the "squishiness" factor, when all the good stuff squirts out the other end like toothpaste. You need to have your fingers braced across the back half of the sandwich, with a dexterous balance of pressure.
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I'm with torty: sweet pickled cucumber and mustard is very very good:)
Another outstanding sandwich is liver pate with blackcurrant jelly.
I think experimenting with sweet, but not to sweet ingredient can pay off. (I think anything that would go with duck, will work with liver pate.)
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