Ingredients for 4 servings
- 4 truffle duck sausages *
- 400 g cooked Soissons beans in their natural state
- 20 cl roasted poultry jus (if possible)
- 10 cl truffle jus (mélanos)
- 30 g goose or duck fat
- flat parsley
- fine salt and freshly ground pepper.
1- In a sauté pan place your sausages and cover them with cold water, bring to a boil for 3 minutes then rinse them under cold water and pat dry.
2- In this cleaned sauté pan, melt your duck fat, then brown your sausages on all sides for 8 minutes, then remove them to a plate and cover.
3- Remove some of the fat from your sauté pan, heat it then deglaze with your truffle jus and poultry stock, bring to a boil, season with salt and pepper then add your beans, boil for 5 minutes, turn off heat and let rest another 5 minutes (flavor infusion).
4- Then in your beans at the last moment add some fresh parsley just crushed and place your sausages on top, bring to a boil and plate on hot plates as in the photo for example.
* These duck sausages are a specialty of the South West but you can also prepare this recipe with truffle cervelas for example.
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