1- In a large pot melt your duck fat then make all your vegetables, garlic and thyme flowers "fall", covered slowly for 15 minutes.
2- Moisten with 4 liters of water, add the ham dice and the hock as well as the beans.
Bring to a boil, season with a little pepper (no salt), gentle cooking covered for 2 hours.
3- Meanwhile prepare your skewers.
Salt and pepper them then in an oven-safe dish brown them in duck fat on all sides then pour your soy sauce over them, into the preheated oven at 180°C for 20 minutes then sprinkle with your toasted sesame and leave the dish in your turned-off oven.
4- Test your beans if they are cooked your Sobronade is ready, add the divine juice rendered by the skewers then correct the seasoning.
Serve either in a tureen with the skewers served separately, or in pretty shallow plates with the skewer placed on top.
The opportunity for you to combine seasonal meats and vegetables.
and to test these wonderful beans that are "Les Soissons".
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