Ingredients
- Sobronade skewer of glazed diced pork shoulder, toasted sesame.
- This soup is a very old rustic Périgord soup, thanks to which families made a complete meal, prepared with "roots" of smoked ham (or ham hocks), pork at the time 1/2 salt and white beans.
- I reinterpreted this recipe on the occasion of the Alexandre Dumas Festival in Villers-Cotterêts unfortunately now discontinued in order to highlight the quality of these vegetables and that of Soissons beans, region obliging.
- For the roots they must be peeled then cut into tiny squares (Brunoise)
- 700 g of farm pork shoulder cut into 16 squares (4 per skewers)
- 3 Ancient breed carrots (if possible)
- 1 black radish
- 1 small celery bulb
- 2 golden balls (or young turnips)
- 1 white beetroot (if possible)
- 6 small Jerusalem artichokes
- 2 onions (Roscoff if possible)
- 2 grey shallots
- 2 large potatoes
- 1 sweet potato
- 3 cloves garlic, degerminated and chopped
- 200 g of Soissons beans soaked 24 hours and blanched (2 minutes)
- a little thyme flowers
- 100 g duck fat
- 200 g of smoked ham dice and one ham hock (if you have)
- soy sauce
- toasted sesame
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