Recipe: Plancha-grilled slices of farmhouse black pudding
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Eight thick slices of farmhouse black pudding seared on the plancha for 5 minutes per side. Garden Ananas tomatoes in chunky slices, spring onions, cooked simultaneously on the same hot surface. Key step: remove the black pudding skin after cooking and assemble while warm with a drizzle of hazelnut oil for flavour fusion.
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Ingredients for 4 servings
servings
8 slices of 2 to 3 cm black pudding
of large diameter and fine quality
2 Pineapple tomatoes from the garden cut into 8 thick slices
4 small spring onions thinly sliced
1 small chili pepper cut into tiny small squares
fleur de sel
a few sprigs of lemon thyme
olive oil and hazelnut oil
Step-by-step directions
1 Turn on your plancha to setting 2.
2 On one side of your plancha pour a drizzle of olive oil and place your 8 tomato slices, salt with fleur de sel then on each a few tiny squares of chili, cook 5 minutes on each side and on the other side your small onions, watching carefully that they don't burn, then set everything aside on a plate.
3 Place your black pudding slices and griddle them 2 minutes on each side, remove the skin then set aside, and turn off your plancha, then while it is still hot quickly place your tomato slices, place your black pudding slices on top garnished with a little onion and at the last moment give a grind of fresh pepper and a few drops of hazelnut oil on each.
When tasting, the fusion of these mixed flavors is just "striking".
A chef's advice
On your plancha, black pudding needs exactly 2 minutes per side, no more. Beyond that, the casing cracks and the filling dries out. That's the critical moment: when you see fat starting to render at the edges, you flip it, count two minutes, you're done. The skin peels off cleanly after, without tearing the meat inside.
Frequently asked questions
Can hazelnut oil be replaced with another oil?
Hazelnut oil is really the finishing touch that makes the difference here. If you don't have it, stick with good olive oil. Avoid sunflower or peanut oil, they have no flavour. Hazelnut completes the flavour balance, but olive works fine.
Why remove the black pudding skin after cooking, not before?
The skin protects the meat during cooking, otherwise it crumbles and breaks into the fat. Remove it after cooking when the structure is set. That's the trick that keeps the pudding intact for final plating.
What temperature for plancha position 2?
Position 2 on an electric plancha is roughly 140 to 160°C, medium heat. That works for black pudding slices. With a gas plancha, set for medium heat without direct flames. The skin should brown in 5 minutes, not char.
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