Poulard with Tarragon


Rating: 2.67 / 5.00 (3 Votes)


Total time: 45 min

Servings: 4.0 (servings)

Ingredients:
















Instructions:

Rinse poulard well and dry.

Sauté the poultry liver in a little butter. Coarsely chop and add bacon, ham and cured sausage.

Soak white bread in milk, then squeeze well. Preheat the oven to 200 °C.

Remove the peel from the shallots, finely dice half of them and sauté in butter until soft. Put the rest of the shallots aside, undivided.

Put bacon, ham, liver, cured sausage, white bread and shallot cubes through the fine slice of the meat grinder. Stir in egg and tarragon (1), season with salt and pepper. Form the farce into the poularde, sew up the belly opening.

Place in a buttered roman pot. Put butter flakes on the poularde, drizzle with a little poultry stock. Next, place the romaine pot in the preheated oven with the lid closed, steam for about 1 hour.

Boil white wine with remaining tarragon (2) and the uncut shallots. Boil to half, add remaining stock, boil repeatedly and thicken sauce with cold butter stirred in portions just before serving.

Slice tenderloin and farce, place on a serving platter form and cover with sauce.

Difficulty: Not very easy, Price level: Not expensive

Special equipment: meat grinder, roman pot

Use dried tarragon.

Our tip: Use a delicious spicy bacon for a delicious touch!

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