LAMB
- Short off the bone lamb saddle
- Thyme
- 1 clove of Garlic

Orson Vergnaud
From Pétrus by Gordon Ramsay Discovery Menu
LAMB
Remove both loins from the short saddle
Keep the excess of fat on the side to make an infusion fat that will be used to brush the meat when we will serve it
Pan fry the lamb cannon with thyme, garlic and butter.
ORGANIC SPELT
Toast spelt in little oil, deglaze wine white to nothing, add stock as risotto, finish season with spices.
CHICKEN MOUSSE
Freeze jug then mix everything in the robot cook: diced chicken breast with egg then cream then season and pass the mousse
Add wild garlic puree to it
Put the mousse in the piping bag and stuff the morels
Put the morels in the oven on steam for two minutes
And then cool in the blast chiller
Wrap the morels in some wild garlic leaves like a bow present
STUFFED MORELS
Cut the bottom of the morels
Wash them by boiling them for 10 seconds and then transfer them to ice water
Dry them cup up to drain all the water
Stuff with the Chicken Mousse then steam for 2 minutes.
Wrap with wild garlic
GREEN ASPARAGUS
Cut them 10 cm long
Remove the stalks
Turn bottom 2cm
Cook them in a hot pan, with olive oil, a little garlic and thyme, put asparagus and deglaze with little white wine, cover and cook from steam.
Pass and blast chill to cool down
WILD GARLIC EMULTION
Mayonnaise based made of wild garlic puree
LAMB JUS
Brown bones (oven) and trim (pan), add diced veg, add aromas then bones and stocks.
Simmer for 1h, pass through fine chinois.
PLATING UP
Plate the spelt inside a ring to make sure it’s even
Remove the ring
Add the lamb on the right side
Place the asparagus and morels on the left side of the ring of spelt
Add the wild garlic emulsion
Decorate with flowers
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