Recipe
Method:
- For this recipe, choose a casserole that can be used on both the cooker and in the oven.
- Prepare the vegetables and chop them roughly.
- Brown the quails in the casserole on the cooker in the butter and oil until they are golden, then remove from the pan.
- Replace the quails with vegetables, blueberries and sugar. Cook for 2-3 minutes.
- Place the quails in the oven on the vegetables, deglaze with the wine and crème de cassis. Cook for 1 minute and moisten with the chicken stock.
- Cook for about 45 minutes at 180°C
- Meanwhile, make the risotto
- Prepare the shallot.
- Clean the oyster mushrooms by rubbing them gently with a damp cloth, and slice them finely.
- Gently cook the rice, shallot and mushrooms in the olive oil until lightly browned.
- Moisten with half the stock and simmer gently without a lid. Add the stock gradually until the rice is soft.
- Add the cream, cover and keep hot for 30 minutes.
To serve:
- Filter the quail cooking juice, add the cream and thicken with cornflour.
- Finish the risotto by adding the Parmesan.
- Serve very hot
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It’s party time for your taste buds. A part-boned quail stuffed with a refined combination of foie gras and cranberries. Roast it and serve with this creamy oyster mushroom risotto. Use girolles if you have them; they will add extra elegance to the dish.
Hubert - culinary advisor Routhiau Group