St. Pierre & Foie Gras with Sauce Matelote
Indulge in a culinary masterpiece with our extraordinary dish: St. Pierre accompanied by the rich and decadent foie gras, nestled alongside tender blanched cabbage, and drizzled with the flavorful matelote sauce. Enjoy!
St. Pierre & Foie Gras with Sauce Matelote
Ingredients
- 1 package St Pierre / foie gras press picked up at 72 ℃ / 162℉ steam with butter for 7 minutes
- 30 grams savoy cabbage blanched for 2 minutes
- beurre monte
- sauce matelote
- 4 cabbage glass cut to triangles
St Pierre/ Foie gras press:
- 30 grams St Pierre filet
- 20 grams foie gras sous vide
- 1 savoy cabbage leaf (middle leaves, half green, blanched for 2 minutes)
Cabbage glass:
- savoy cabbage blanched for 2 minuntes, inner set removed
- grape seed oil
Sauce matelote:
- 20 grams garlic sliced
- 100 grams shallot sliced
- 25 grams butter
- 750 grams pinot noir
- 1 kilogram fish bones rinsed and dried
- 2 bay Leaves
- 100 grams leek whites halved
- 50 grams celery large dice
- 200 grams onion large dice
- 60 grams button mushrooms
- 5 grams black peppercorns
- 3 litres chicken consommé
Finished matelote:
- 100 grams sauce reduced
- 3 grams pinot noir reduction
- 10 grams beef jus
- 13 grams butter
- lemon
Instructions
St. Pierre / Foie Gras Press:
- Cut the St. Pierre portion into 3 pieces lengthwise.
- Cut the foie gras into 2 pieces, matching the shape of the St. Pierre portion.
- Season the fish portion with salt and white pepper.
- Atop a sheet of plastic wrap, build the fish and foie gras pieces together in alternating layers of attain a stacked pattern.
- Use the plastic wrap to contort the block into a rectangle shape.
- Wrap tightly with the plastic wrap and cryovac into a sous vide bag.
- Cook the rectangle at 48 °C/ 118 ℉ in a water bath for approximately 2 hours.
- Once cooked, allow to stand at room temperature until at room temperature, then place the bag in an ice bath.
- Once cooled, remove the bricks and remove the plastic wrap.
- Cut the cabbage leaf into a shape that will fully wrap around the rectangle.
- Wrap the leaf tightly over the rectangle with plastic wrap.
- Once wrapped, lightly press the rectangles using weights to even the shape and to set the cabbage.
- Allow to press for about 30 minutes.
- Once pressed, cut the very ends off the sides of the rectangle to achieve a flat side on either end.
- Then cut the rectangle diagonally to achieve 2 triangle shapes.
- Remove the plastic wrap from the two triangles gently.
- Reserve for service covered.
Cabbage Glass:
- Blanch and shock the Savoy cabbage leaves and remove the thick inner stem.
- Pat dry with food-safe towels.
- Lightly oil several Silpats (silicone mats) with grape seed oil and place the leaves on the Silpats, making sure they are flat to the Silpat.
- Cover this with another oiled Silpat and bake in a 121 ℃ / 250 ℉ oven until dried and browned, mimicking the look of glass (about 45 minutes).
- Once cooked store in a dehydrator and cut to the desired shape as needed.
Sauce Matelote:
- Sweat shallots and garlic in butter until soft, then add the wine.
- Once wine is reduced by half add the rest of the ingredients.
- Bring to a simmer and cook for one hour skimming often.
- Strain through an oil filter and reduce until sauce consistency.
- Stain through oil filter again, cool and reserve.
Notes
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