Paimpol beans come from Brittany under AOC protection since 1998. They are thin-skinned beans, easy to digest, harvested between August and October. Here we braise them with chanterelle mushrooms and bacon in a poultry stock.
Paimpol beans first arrived in the 1920s directly from South America. Their original cultivation is in the Trégor-Goëlo region. It was also the first vegetable in France to receive the prestigious AOC label in 1998. Harvesting begins in August and ends around October 15th. They are a « lean » bean and easy to digest thanks to their thin skin. If you want to enjoy them year-round, simply keep them raw and shelled in small bags in the freezer.
A hearty dish of Paimpol beans and chanterelle mushrooms for 6 to 8 people (depending on servings).
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