Ingredients for 8 servings
- Paimpol beans arrived for the first time in the 1920s directly from South America
- Its original cultivation is located in the Trégor-Goëlo territory.
- It was also the 1st vegetable in France to receive the prestigious AOC label in 1998
- Its harvest begins in August and ends around October 15th.
- It is a "lean" bean and easy to digest thanks to its thin skin.
- If you want to enjoy it all year round, you just need to keep them raw shelled
- in small bags in the freezer
- Gourmet Pot of Paimpol Cocos
- and girolles for 6 to 8 people (depending on use)
- 500 g (17.75 oz) of Paimpol Cocos
- 12 small new onions peeled
- 200 g (7 oz) of small girolles
- 100 g (3.5 oz) of small lardons blanched and sautéed
- 50 g (1.75 oz) of candied tomatoes (cut into small dice)
- 50 g (1.75 oz) of pitted black olives cut into large dice
- 20 cl (0.8 cup) of poultry stock (or lamb)
- 1 piece of Cantal cheese (between-deux)
- 1 large onion studded with 3 cloves
- duck fat
- 2 bay leaves 1 crushed garlic clove a little thyme flower all enclosed in a tea ball
- salt and freshly ground pepper.
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