A recipe by Gilles Angoulvent, starred chef, member of the culinary academy of France and member of the French toques The trap is overloading the boudin: it's already rich. Here we respect it with two separate cooking methods. First steamed gently, then seared in the pan just for color. With Orléans mustard and its oak-aged vinegar, you get a companion that won't overpower it.
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