Skimpy serving of foie gras, say

LIVER SLIVER

Think of a tiny, delicate piece from an organ often associated with rich pâté or a fancy appetizer platter.

This clue plays on the idea of a tiny portion of a rich food like foie gras, which is made from duck or goose liver. "Sliver" means a thin slice, so "liver sliver" humorously describes a small serving while also forming a punny phrase. The word "say" signals that foie gras is just an example—any liver-based dish could fit. It’s a clever way to turn a literal description into a witty answer.