Preparation | Cooking | Start to finish |
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45 min. | 15 min. | 60 min. |
1 | Cut the leaves off the 5 turnips . | |
2 | Wash leaves well in warm water. | |
3 | Peel turnips. | |
4 | Cut into small sticks, then into small cubes. | |
5 | Boil a pan of water and add 1 chicken stock cube. As soon as it comes back to the boil, add turnip cubes, and cook for a minute or two. Turnips should remain a bit crunchy. | |
6 | Once cooked, cool in very cold water, drain and dry them. Don't throw the water away, boil it again. | |
7 | Rinse and drain leaves, trim stems to keep only nice leaves. | |
8 | Plunge leaves into boiling water for one minute, stir then remove, and cool them in very cold water. Drain and dry leaves on absorbant paper. | |
9 | Chop 1 shallot. In a pan, melt 20 g butter. When it's really hot, add chopped shallot and 2 cloves garlic "en chemise" (un-peeled), salt and cook 2 or 3 minutes without letting shallot brown. | |
10 | Remove and discard garlic cloves, then add turnip leaves. Cook one or two minutes, stirring continously. | |
11 | Add 100 ml liquid cream, over a low heat and allow to thicken slowly uncovered. | |
12 | Pour in a blender and add pepper. | |
13 | And blend until you get a lovely green cream. Taste to check seasoning. | |
14 | Reheat diced turnip and ramekins (in microwaves oven for example) and put a layer of diced turnip in each ramekin. | |
15 | Pour on some leaf cream while hot, and decorate with two slices of radish on top. Serve immediately. |