1- Pass the vegetables through a mandoline and mix them!
2- Blanch the tomato "for decoration"
3- Slice the onions very thin then melt them in a sauté pan with a good knob of butter and a drizzle of olive oil, add a small ladle of water and covered, salt and pepper, cook gently for about fifteen minutes!
4- Let cool and stuff the endive shells! Sprinkle with parmesan which will be gratinéed at the last moment!
5- Steam the boudin for about ten minutes, remove the skin and cut into medallions!
6- Color one half in a pan with a drizzle of olive to create our checkerboard!
7- Meanwhile melt a good knob of salted butter in a pan and when it sizzles add a good spoonful of Orleans mustard! Remove from heat and quickly toss the vegetables! pepper and salt!
Now we move on to plating and arrange harmoniously according to your imagination!
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