1- In a large pot, put your lamb pieces, cover them with cold water and bring to a boil for 2 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Then refresh them under cold water to remove all impurities and drain in a colander,
then clean your pot and keep it for the rest of the recipe.
2- Peel the carrots, turnips and well-washed leeks. Wash and drain the green beans and onions (keeping the green).
3- When everything is ready, cut all these vegetables into mirepoix (small dice).
4- Put the pot on the heat with 2 tablespoons of rapeseed oil and 30 g of butter. When the butter has melted add your mirepoix as well as the garlic cloves, peas, a little thyme flowers and the 2 bay leaves. Salt and pepper lightly, cover and let sweat over low heat for 15 minutes.
Already you will smell the aromas in your kitchen.
5- Then add the lamb pieces, cover for another 5 minutes.
Add water 5 centimeters above this mixture, add your white beans and your tomatoes cut into large pieces or whole from a can, season with sea salt and ground pepper, let cook for 1 hour at a gentle simmer.
15 minutes before the end,
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