Duckweed Mousse I
AppetizersServings: 4 portion(s)
Ingredients for Duckweed Mousse I
Pepper | ||
Salt | ||
0.5 | dl | Cognac |
1 | dl | Duck or goose fat |
1 | Bay leaf | |
1 | stem | Thyme |
100 | g | Small raisins or currants |
2 | tbsp | Balsamic vinegar |
250 | g | Unsalted butter |
4 | Lemon slices | |
4 | Small artichokes | |
500 | g | Duck liver |
Instructions for Duckweed Mousse I
To prepare the Duckweed Mousse I recipe, please follow these instructions:
Boil the artichokes in salted water with lemon slices for 20-25 minutes. Let them cool off in a sieve. Pour cognac over the raisins and set them aside.
Heat greasy well through a saucepan and add purified duck liver, salt, pepper, bay leaf and thyme. Steps provide light pink (it still feels a bit soft). Blend liver, fat and spices along with butter and the excess cognac from the raisins. Press the mass through a sieve. Place half of the drops of raisins in a flat-bottomed bowl, place the mousse over and let it rest cold for 4-6 hours.
Boil the rest of the raisins with balsamic vinegar and let it cool a little.
Pick the nicest, large leaves of the artichokes and portion them together with the cleaned bottoms. Form the mousse for balls with a lukewarm eater, put them over the bottoms, balsamico raisins and drizzle with olive oil.
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