This
recipe was performed for the first time during the Grand Tasting 2008
show in Paris
Recette
en français - Rezept
in Deutsch
Challant Chicken
Suprême stuffed with foie gras and horn of plenty mushrooms,
stewed with heritage vegetables and carrots with Lirac

Ingrédients
or 4 persons :
4
pieces of de Challant chicken suprême
120
g of raw foie gras
80g
of horn of plenty mushrooms (death trumpet)
150
g of pork caul (crépine) salt, pepper, peanut oil.
Garnish
:
1
black carrot
1
white carrot
1
yellow carrot
1
orange carrot
2
parsley roots
2
rutabagas
1
yellow beetroot
1
white beetroot
2
Jerusalem artichokes
1 /2
celery ball
1
salsify
1
onion
20ml
balsamic vinegar
300ml
of red Lirac wine
1
bouquet garnis (parsley, leek, thyme, bay leaf)
Preparing
of the recipe
Open
the supremes of chicken in two, place the foie gras in the centre with
the mushrooms, roll and close in the pork caul, hold using a string,
put aside
Peel
all the vegetables, cut on a slant.
Sauté
the vegetables in a pan, season and deglaze with vinegar, transfer the
whole thing to a large pot, add wine and some water if needed, let cook
gently.
The
vegetables are ready when the point of a knife easily cuts through them.
Pour
oil in a pan and brown the supremes then finish them in the oven, not
too hot. Turn over often, baste with juices.
Remove
string; pour the cooking juices on the vegetables.
Serving
On
a serving dish or in 4 soup plates, pour the vegetables with the cooking
juices, place the supremes in the center and add juices over them
this juice is very tasty because it has absorbed the taste of the vegetables,
the wine and the chicken.
Photographs
taken during the tasting fee held during the Grand Tasting 2008 (click
here)
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Photographs
taken during the tasting fee held during the Grand Tasting 2008


The
organizer of the tasting and chef Pascal Bataillé and the owner,
Eric Sertour, of the restaurant parisien «Pierre au Palais Royal»
Recipe
by Pascal Bataillé chef
of the restaurant « Pierre au Palais Royal » 10
rue de Richelieu 75001 Paris
http://www.pierreaupalaisroyal.com