Lamb terrine with spring vegetables, carrot purée, vadouvan jus, yogurt and leek oil
Sous-vide cooked lamb shoulder as a crispy terrine, served with carrot purée, spring vegetables, leek oil and vadouvan jus.Sous-vide cooked lamb shoulder is formed into a terrine and baked until crispy. Served with carrot purée, fresh spring vegetables, leek oil and aromatic vadouvan jus.Ingredients
500gCarrot
Orange zest
40gButter
Salt
50mlCream 35%
Broad beans (double shelled)
Peas
Green asparagus
Snow peas
Baby carrots
1Shallot
1units.eetlepelVadouvan
200mlLamb jus
20gCold butter
Yogurt
Lamb terrine
Leek oil
Pea cress
Preparation
- Cook the carrots in lightly salted water.
- Let them steam dry well.
- Blend with butter and cream.
- Season to taste.
- Blend until smooth and pass through a fine sieve.
- Blanch the vegetables briefly, then glaze them in butter and season with salt.
- Sweat the shallot until translucent.
- Briefly sweat the vadouvan with it.
- Deglaze with jus.
- Reduce to sauce consistency.
- Mount with cold butter.
- Strain finely.
- Cut the terrine to the desired weight.
- Fry all around in butter until golden brown and crispy.
- If necessary, finish cooking in the oven at 130 degrees.
- Plate with yogurt, carrot purée, and spring vegetables.
- Place the terrine on top.
- Spoon vadouvan jus around.
- Finish with leek oil and pea cress.








