Sage pairs beautifully with this quick sauté. Try it, and you'll love it. Very popular in many Italian dishes, its name comes from the Latin root Salvia, because back then people believed it protected life. In Latin, I quote: "Cur Moriatur Homo, Cui Salvia Crescit in Horto?" Translation: "Why die when you have sage in your garden?"

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Ingredients for 4 servings

servings
  1. 1 beautiful pale veal kidney
  2. 2 shallots, minced
  3. 7 oz (200 g) brown mushrooms, wiped clean, cut into quarters
  4. Mustard seeds in a tea infuser ball
  5. 0.8 cup (20 cl) heavy cream
  6. 0.8 cup (20 cl) veal stock
  7. A knob of butter
  8. Salt and pepper
  9. 2 tablespoons sunflower oil
  10. 10 fresh sage leaves, minced, or 1 tablespoon dried sage
  11. 7 oz (200 g) new potatoes
  12. 1 sprig of thyme
  13. 1 bay leaf
  14. Sea water or salted water
  15. Fine butter