
Veal cheek with an espuma of epoisse and potato
Veal cheek with an espuma of epoisse and potato, an egg yolk, and pickled truffles.Veal cheek served with a 62 °C egg yolk and an espuma of epoisse, potato, and parsnip. Finished with fresh pickled truffles and a powder of cèpes.
Tip: this dish is delicious paired with a Bordeaux wine.
Ingredients
250gCream
250gpotatoes (cleaned)
250gMilk
50gparsnip (cleaned)
40gepoisse
1units.itemsCèpes bouillon cube
1lWater
veal cheek
30gColorozo salt
Veal jus
Eggs
fresh truffle
cèpes powder
Preparation
- Cut the potatoes and parsnip into small pieces.
- Cook the potatoes and parsnip in the cream and milk.
- When the mixture comes to a boil, add the bouillon cube.
- Let it simmer gently until everything is cooked through.
- Melt the epoisse into the mixture.
- Blend until smooth in a food processor.
- Pass through a sieve and transfer to a siphon, charge with 1 cartridge.
- Brine the veal cheeks for at least 24 hours.
- Place in a vacuum bag with the jus and cook at 68°C for at least 24 hours.
- Shred and heat in the jus for service.
- Place the eggs in a pan with water and cook with a sous-vide stick for 90 minutes at 62°C.
- Crack the eggs open and carefully rinse away the egg white.
- Store the yolks in oil and keep warm for service (maximum 62°C).
- Clean the truffles with a brush.
- Cut away the black part and save it for possible oil or tapenades.
- Place them in oil (put the oil in the freezer first) and store them in the freezer.
- Remove from the freezer for service.
- Place some veal cheek on the bottom.
- Add the egg yolk.
- Then add the espuma.
- Finish with fresh truffle and cèpe powder.






