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Pan-Fried Duck Foie Gras, Pork "Crepinette" Monday 03 October 2005 A recipe from Daniel Chambon, Le Pont de l'Ouysse
Total time
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4h 30min. |
Preparation
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3h 30min. |
Cooking time
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1h |
Difficulty
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Difficult |
Quantity
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4 |
Ingredients
- Pork trotter : 1 piece
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Rougié Duck foie gras slices : 4 pieces
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Pork caul fat : 1 piece
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Rougié Whole duck foie gras semi-preserved : 3 oz
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Beef stock cube : 1 piece
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Poultry stock : 1 tbsp
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Red port : 3 tbsp
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Rougié Goose fat
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Garlic, chopped parsley, salt, pepper
Preparation
- In a cooking pot of cold water, put the pork trotter. Bring the water to the boil, add the cube of beef stock , the salt and the pepper. Boil slowly during 3 hours. Drain and let cool.
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Cut into cube the pork trotter and the duck foie gras semi-conserved. Add the garlic and the parsley chiselled.
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Stretch the pork caul fat on your (kitchen) table and cut it into cubes of 6 cm each.
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Mix the pork trotter and the foie gras. Place the mix in the center of each foil and make a roll with each.
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Brown the roll in the frying pan with goose fat. Pan-fry the slices of frozen foie gras on low heat for 2 or 3 minutes on each side.
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Season with salt and pepper and put the slices on a layer of paper towels.
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Pour the red port in a saucepan, let reduce by 1/3, add the poultry stock and let the sauce reduce on a low heat during 20 minutes.
Advise
Presentation :
Put down the escalope and the roll on a warm plate. Spoon the red Port sauce around it.
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