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Ingredients
- 800 g Le GourMate sous vide duck breast
- 1000 g celeriac
- 400 g orange
- 400 g beetroot
- 100 g mixed salad
- 50 g pea shoots or some kind of sprouts
- 5 g salt
- 2 g pepper
- 100 g butter
- 5 g fresh thyme
- 50 g garlic
- 150 g onion
Steps
- 1It's worth piercing the beetroot with a sharp knife; if it goes in easily, then we know it's done. It's advisable to peel it with rubber gloves. Keep the juices found in the sous vide product bags, as an excellent sauce can be made from them. In this case, boil and strain it.
- 2Wrap the beetroots in aluminum foil with a spoon of salt, thyme, and a clove of garlic, and bake in a 160-degree oven for one hour.
- 3Peel the celeriac and cut it into small cubes.
- 4Sauté the finely diced onion and a clove of garlic in a little butter, then add the celeriac and steam until tender over low heat, covered.
- 5Once completely tender, blend it into a smooth puree with a blender. If desired, pass it through a fine sieve and enrich with butter and salt if necessary.
- 6Peel the beetroots and cut them into wedges.
- 7Fillet the orange, meaning remove the white parts and membranes, then cut it into nice segments.
- 8Place the duck breasts in warm water for 15 minutes, then remove and pat dry.
- 9Score the skin and start cooking them in a cold pan to render as much fat as possible from under the skin.
- 10Once the skin is crispy and golden, flip them over and let them rest in the hot fat for 10 minutes.
- 11Serve with celeriac puree, roasted beetroot, baby salad leaves, orange segments, and its own pan juices.
Pataky Péter
Péter enjoys exploring the world's thousand-flavored playground alongside classic Hungarian dishes.
Currently, he utilizes his knowledge as a chef, restaurant consultant, in cooking shows, and as a co-owner of a sous vide meat processing plant. Taste his delicacies!

