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Pigeon with foie gras

Pigeon au foie gras, purées de celéri et petits pois

A recipe from Terje NESS - Bocuse d'Or 1999

Catégorie : Meat

Niveau : Medium

Temps de préparation :  minutes

 

For 4 people

 

  • 2 whole pigeons
  • 4 lobes raw foie gras
  • 50 g currants
  • 1 large celery root
  • 200 g cepes
  • 400 g garden peas
  • Thyme
  • Garlic
  • 20 g sugar
  • 20 g white wine vinegar
  • 20 g water
  • White wine
  • Shallots
  • Cream
  • Butter
  • Salt
  • Pepper

 

Trim the pigeons, and make a stock with the bones. Leave the breasts on the carcass.

 

Peel the celery, and cut into large pieces. Cook these in the cream until tender. Blend to make a smooth puree and add salt.

 

Boil the sugar, water and vinegar mixture, then soak the currants in it so they swell up.

 

Blanch the garden peas, and blend. Add the hot cream to make a puree.

 

Fry the cepes with butter, salt and pepper in a frying pan.

 

Cook the pigeons in a sautéing pan, breast side, with the thyme and garlic.

The foie gras is also pan-fried.

 

For the sauce, reduce the white wine with the shallot, and add the pigeon stock. Reduce again and, just before serving, add the fat given off by the foie gras, and a knob of butter.

 

Present attractively as shown in the photo.