

Toast the seeds in the frying pan for a few minutes to make them extra crunchy.
Wash and finely slice the leek.
Cut the cauliflower into florets.
Sweat the leek in the LARD “Le Fondant” Sublim’ without colouring in a large saucepan.
Pour in the stock, add the florets and simmer for ten minutes.
Blend while still hot (no need to add cream: there is enough flavour and richness from the stock and the LARD “Le Fondant” Sublim’).
Sprinkle with the toasted seeds before serving.
Tip: You can use left-over home-made stock for this recipe, or a stock cube dissolved in a litre of water.
If you really cannot resist adding some cream… go for it!
So indulgent!
Risotto, but it’s made with corn!
An Indian bread with a nod to Nantes
For gourmets only
A colourful, festive starter
Pure finesse
Inspired by a true story
How about a bit of surf and turf?
offering to the gods of winter
Something a bit different. Yum!