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Ficelle picarde et perles du Japon?


By Gourmande in Osaka (Visit website)





This gratin is a specialty from the Picardie region, in the North of France.



Good crepes, quite soft.



Filled with ham, and duxelle. The duxelle is a sauce made by simmering longly in butter mushrooms and shallot.



Gratineed with cheese and cream… I didn’t had much on top, just enough for the taste. That way I could eat 3.


Bonus : a first dish to warm you up…



Hot bubble tea. Well, it’s a soupe aux perles du Japon (Japanese pearl soup). Something Mum would often serve for dinner when we were kids.




Japanese pearls ? Actually, tapioca or manioc is an exotic product in Japan.


So start with a home-made (or not) chicken broth, left-overs of chicken meat from the bones, reheat with sauteed onions, thyme and hand-full of tapioca pearls to thicken it. Simmer till the “pearls” are transparent. Serve very hot !




Filed under: Chilly weather food, Cool Day (no food logging), French / Cuisine francaise, Home-made Fait-Maison, slow food Tagged: bones, broth, champignons de paris, cheese, chicken, chicken broth, cream, creme fraiche, crepes, cuisine francaise, duxelle, echalote, emmental, ficelle picarde, France, French cuisine, gratin, gryuere, ham, jambon, maitake, manioc, mushroom, perles du Japon, Picardie, potage, shallot, shimeji, soup, soupe, tapioca, tradition



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