For the marinade:
1 The evening before, split your fillets in two, then cut lengthwise into 4 strips, chop them into large dice and thread them onto small skewers.
2 In a shallow dish, pour the prune juice, season with salt and pepper, then stir in the tablespoon of honey.
3 Place your 16 skewers in the dish, stirring well so the marinade penetrates properly, then cover with cling film and refrigerate overnight.
4 The next day, pour a splash of olive oil into a frying pan. When hot, place your skewers one by one. Cook 5 minutes on each side, then turn off the heat, pour the remaining marinade around them and cover.
5 Cut your courgette into mirepoix (small dice).
6 Pour a little olive oil into a frying pan, then add the garlic slices, courgette dice, broad beans and chanterelles. Season with salt and pepper as you sauté. Cook for 6 minutes, then turn off the heat and cover.
7 When you're ready to serve, heat your frying pans. Place your 4 hot plates, arrange 4 skewers lengthwise on each one, leaving a space between them for your garnish. All that's left is to pour the hot cooking juices from the skewers over everything, garnished with a sprig of sage.
September and October, when chanterelles arrive at the market and chestnut honey is still fresh. This is the time to prepare skewers that need an overnight rest in the fridge. The next day, quick pan cooking, then careful plating at table. A dish where timing matters: prepare the day before, finish at the last minute. Perfect for long autumn meals when you have guests.
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