1 | Peel, rinse and slice (a mandolin is the ideal tool for this) 700 g Jerusalem artichokes. | |
2 | Put in a large saucepan and add 750 g whole milk to cover. Salt and put on medium heat to cook. | |
3 | Meanwhile prepare and slice 1 spring onion (scallion) and prepare 2 leeks. Set aside. | |
4 | Cut 100 g cooked meat (leftover roast pork here) into dice. Set aside. | |
5 | When the Jerusalem artichokes are well cooked and soft, drain them (you can keep the milk to use in another savoury recipe). | |
6 | Transfer to a high-sided container and blend. You could also purée them with a vegetable mill. | |
7 | Put the purée in a saucepan. If it is too stiff, add a little of the milk from cooking. | |
8 | Pour 2 tablespoons olive oil into a frying pan on medium heat. When good and hot, add the spring onion. salt lightly, then cook for 1 minute. Transfer onto a plate and set aside. | |
9 | Using the same pan, still on medium heat, add the shredded leek (add a little more oil if necessary). | |
10 | Cook until just tender, then salt and transfer onto a plate. | |
11 | Still using the same pan, fry the diced meat to your liking (here too add a little more oil if necessary). | |
12 | Add the meat, leeks and spring onion to the purée and mix well. Check the seasoning and your purée is ready. |