LES RECETTES

DE LA POMME DU LIMOUSIN

par Charlou Reynal, Cuisinier en Limousin

Charlou Reynal, Cuisinier en  Limousin

in english madame!

 

 

Marbré de Pommes du Limousin et de foie gras

(serves 4)

  • Starter

  • 4 Limousin Golden of altitude apples
  • 25 cl of sweet white wine (Sauternes, Bergerac…)
  • 4 sheets of gelatine
  • Juice of ¼ non-treated lemon
  • 180 gr. duck or goose foie gras mi-cuit or block
  • Salt and freshly ground pepper

 

Place the foie gras mi-cuit in the freezer for 30 minutes. It will be easier to cut. In an inox pan, warm the wine, salt and pepper slightly then dissolve into it the gelatine dipped in cold water and the lemon juice.

Peel, core and thinly slice the Limousin apples, put them in the pan, bring to a boil, remove from the heat, cover and let infuse for 30 minutes. Cover the bottom of a terrine with apples and gelatine then with shavings of foie gras.

Continue layering until there a no ingredients left, finishing by the apples and jelly. Push down with a fork, keep in the fridge over night, serve with vinaigrette made with walnut oil and chopped Périgourdin walnuts.

Charlou Reynal Cuisinier en Limousin

 

 

Magret de canard aux Pommes du Limousin

(Filet of Duck with apples of Limousin)

(serves 4 people )

 

  • 4 apples of Limousin Golden of altitude
  • 2 Filets of Duck 400/500grs each
  • 20 pieces of broken Walnuts
  • 50cl Liqueur of Noix
  • 50cl Double cream
  • salt and pepper from pepper mill

 

 

Method: Peel the apples, cut them in half, take the core out with a small sharp knife. Then cut them into the shape of a fan arrange them in a roasting dish, salt and pepper and put to one side. Pre-heat the Oven-Gas 7/8 Electricity 425-450F If Duck filets are very fatty remove some of the fat leaving a thin layer fat, add salt and pepper. Heat a non-stick frying pan add Duck for 2 minutes each side starting by the fatty side first. Then put in the roasting tin with the apples baste with the fat from the frying pan. Put in the oven to cook for 8 minutes after cooking keep warm. Put the frying pan back on the stove and put the cream and nut liqueur bring to the boil (but do not boil) whisk in the juices from roasting tin. On each plate put some sauce then the fan shaped apples, thinly slice the Duck and sprinkle with walnuts pieces. Serve while hot.

Charlou Reynal Cuisinier en Limousin

 

 

Douillons aux Pommes du Limousin

(Apples of Limousin stuffed with Foie Gras in a pastry case)

(serves 4 people)

 

  • 4 apples of Limousin Golden of altitude
  • 250grs of puff pastry (made with butter)
  • 1 whole egg beaten with 3cl of water
  • 250grs Foie Gras or 250grs half cooked Duck
  • salt and white pepper from a pepper mill

 

Method: Peel the apple, do not cut the stalk off, make the base straight and stable, then cut a "top hat" of about a quarter of the height of the apple preserving the stalk. Hollow out some of the apple with a vegetable scoop.

Put salt and pepper inside the apple, dice the foie gras into medium pieces and the stuff each then put the "top hat" back on. Pre-heat the Oven-Gas 7/8 or Electricity 425-450F Roll out the puff pastry into four squares measuring 18 cms (7 inch) square, brush the pastry with egg on both sides, put the apple in the center of the pastry square. Pull up the pastry corners around the apple and press the corners firmly together.

Brush the outside with egg and put in the oven to cook for 25 minutes. Serve hot.

Charlou Reynal Cuisinier en Limousin

 

 

Salade de la Mer aux Pommes du Limousin

(serves 4 )

 

    Starter
    • 2 Limousin Golden of altitude apples
    • 1 frisée lettuce
    • 80 g of mache, washed and dried
    • 5 cl walnut oil
    • 20 Périgourdin walnuts
    • The juice of quarter non-treated lemon
    • 2 slices of smocked salmon
    • 4 scallops
    • 4 raw tiger prawns peeled
    • 10 cl dry white wine
    • 1 sliced shallot
    • Salt, pepper, pinch of cayenne pepper

 

Peel the Limousin apples, cut in two, take out the pips and cut into thin sticks. Mix delicately with the lemon juice. In a small pan, half full with water, put the cayenne pepper, white wine, shallot, salt and pepper and boil for 5 minutes then put in the scallops and tiger prawns.

Bring back to the boil, cook for 30 seconds, remove from the heat, and cover for 30 minutes to poach the seafood. Mix the salted and peppered salad with the walnut oil. Share out onto four plates, on each dispose a scallop, a tiger prawn, half a slice of shredded smoked salmon, 5 walnuts then sprinkle with the apple sticks before serving.

The juice from cooking the seafood can be used for a sauce or fish soup.

Charlou Reynal Cuisinier en Limousin

 

 

Crème brûlée aux Pommes du Limousin

(Crème brûlée with Apples of the Limousin)

(serves 4 people)

 

 

  • 2 Apples of Limousin Golden of altitude
  • 4 egg yolks
  • 45cl single cream
  • 10cl of milk
  • 1 packet of vanilla sugar-or a few drops of vanilla essence -
  • 70grs soft brown sugar
  • Pinch of cinnamon

 

 

Method : In a bowl add 60grs of brown sugar, 4 egg yolks, 10cl milk, 45cl single cream, vanilla sugar or vanilla essence and pinch of cinnamon whisk until the mixture is white. Pre-heat the Oven-Gas 5-6 Electricity 375-400F.

Peel and core the apples and thinly slice cover the bottom of four small dishes (suitable for the oven) then add the mixture on the top. Put in the oven to cook for 30 minutes after then place in a fridge for 4 hours.

Before serving sprinkle the rest of the brown sugar and place under a hot grill to caramelize. Serve with ("gateau aux noix") nut cake.

Charlou Reynal Cuisinier en Limousin

 

 

Sablés au granité de Pommes du Limousin et aux Noix du Périgord AOC

(Shortbread Biscuit filled with "Granite" Apples and Walnuts)

(serves 4 people)

 

  • 4 Apples of Limousin Golden of altitude
  • 250grs of Shortbread or short crust pastry-with butter
  • Juice of half a Lemon
  • 6 tablespoon of Caster Sugar
  • 1 egg
  • 1 tablespoon of flour
  • 1 pinch of Cinnamon powder
  • 20 pieces of not completely ripe Walnuts-or Chopped Walnuts

 

Method : Peel and core the apples, cut them into two, with 16 pieces of Walnuts put them in a Blender and chop them until they are medium size. Put the apples and walnuts in a bowl add lemon juice, 5 tablespoon caster sugar, pinch of cinnamon, mix well. Place the container in the freezer, after 10 minutes take out and mix with a fork, then put back in the freezer and continue to mix with a fork every 10 minutes, for the duration of 1 hour 30 minutes.

After this the "granite" is finished. In a bowl add egg and 1 tablespoon of caster sugar mix well. Pre-heat the Oven-Gas 6/7 Electricity 400-425F. Roll out the Shortbread or Short crust pastry and with a cutter 5 cms (2 to 2,5) cut out 8 circles, place on a baking tray brush with egg and sugar. On four of the circles place a piece of Walnut. Put in the oven to cook about 15 minutes. Wait about 3 minutes after taking them out of the oven, loosen them with a spatula.

When you are ready to serve place the shortbread/short crust pastry circle without the walnuts on the plates add the "granite" then top with the other circles. Serve immediately.

Charlou Reynal Cuisinier en Limousin

 

 

Pintadeau rôti aux Pommes du Limousin

Main course

  • 1 guinea fowl (1 kg 100 to 1 kg 300) plucked and emptied
  • 8 Limousin Golden of altitude apples
  • 20 shelled Périgourdin walnuts
  • 1 tablespoon of walnut oil
  • 1 tablespoon of goose or duck grease
  • 1 bard of salted lard
  • 20 cl of dry cider
  • Salt and freshly ground pepper

 

Salt and pepper inside and out of the guinea fowl; peel, core out and cut into quarters the Limousin apples, in a non sticking frying pan, heat the walnut oil and the grease and reduce without colouring the apple quarters, salt and pepper, and keep to one side.

In a salad-bowl, delicately mix ¼ of the apple quarters with the walnuts, stuff the guinea fowl with the mixture and close it with a wooden cocktail stick. Place in an oven dish, cover with the bard and cook in a preheated oven for 20 minutes (Th. 7/8); remove the bird from the oven, dispose around it the remaining apple quarters, baste with the cider and put it back in the oven for 15 more minutes.

Leave to cool for 20 minutes before cutting it up and serve in cooking dish.

Charlou Reynal Cuisinier en Limousin

 

Barbotins de Pommes du Limousin et saumon

(serves 4 )

 
  • 4 large Limousin Golden of altitude apples
  • 100 gr. butter
  • 100 gr. smoked salmon ready sliced or 150 gr. fresh or frozen salmon thinly sliced
  • Salt and freshly ground pepper

 

 

Peel and core the Limousin apples, slice off the top and bottom and cut into two equal disks. Melt 50 gr. of butter in a non-stick frying pan over a medium heat, salt and pepper the apples and fry on both sides until slightly golden. Place 4 disks in a greased oven tray.

Share half of the remaining butter between the slices of salmon (salt and pepper the fresh salmon, pepper only the smoked salmon). Place on the apples and cover with another slice of apple. Place a knob of butter on each. Cook for 12 minutes in the oven (th 6/7).

Finish under the grill until golden brown. Serve with a white butter flavoured with 4 cl. of calvados.

Charlou Reynal Cuisinier en Limousin

 

 

Emincés de Pommes du Limousin et boudin noir

(serves 4)

 
  • 4 big Limousin Golden of altitude apples
  • 2 onion or chestnut flavoured black puddings
  • 50 + 50 g of softened butter
  • Salt and freshly ground pepper

 

 

Place the black puddings in the freezer for 20 minutes to skin them easier then finely slice them. Peel the apples and remove the core, cut off the top and bottom then thinly slice each fruit into 6 thin slices, salt and pepper. Butter an oven dish in which you place 4 slices of apple, cover them with slices of black pudding and start again finishing with slices of apple. Press lightly, place a knob of butter on each slice and cook for 20 minutes in a preheated oven (Th. 6/7). Serve hot with Violet mustard from Brive la Gaillarde

Charlou Reynal Cuisinier en Limousin

 

 

Flognarde aux Pommes du Limousin

(serves 6)

 

  • 4 apples from Limousin
  • 4 onces of butter liquid
  • 6 tablespoonfuls of flour
  • 2 tablespoonfuls of flowour with baking powder
  • 3 whole fresh eggs beaten
  • 3 tablespoonfuls of caster sugar
  • 1 sugarbag of vanilla
  • a glass of milk
  • 1/5 of glass of rhum
  • punch of salt and a drop of powder of cinnamon

 

 

Peel, take up the pips and sliced thinly the apples of Limousin. In a frying pan, heat a quarter of butter for glazing the slices of apples. Put them on one side.

In a salad bowl, pour the two flours, the two suggars, the pinch of salt the drop of cinnamon; pour in the center the second quarter of butter; the eggs, mix with a little whisk for blending with the milk. Pour the glaze slices of apples into the mixure. Mix softly. Use the third quarter of butter to fating a flan dish; then sprinkle the dish with flour and sugar ; pour the mixure in it, strew with the rest of butter on the cake. Put into an oven for 30mn (thl : 180° -200°). At the end spinkle the dish with caster sugar when the cake wi/1 be cooked.

Tast it warm.

Charlou Reynal Cuisinier en Limousin

 

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