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Cooking Julia Child's Cassoulet should be an Olympic Sport
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Cassoulet the D'Artagnan Way with Chef Pierre Landet and Ariane Daguin
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ABOUT THIS VIDEO...
Ariane gets into the kitchen at Cercle Rouge resto with one of her dearest friends and fellow Gascon, Chef Pierre Landet, to make the consummate comfort food of Southwest France—Cassoulet.
For centuries, the precise recipe for Cassoulet has been the source of family feuds and many a foundering friendship. And while there may be more than one way to Cassoulet, Ariane and Chef Pierre will guide you through the RIGHT way with their official rules and step-by-step instruction. These two make it easy and fun, and there may even be time for a game of Pétanque!
Traditional Cassoulet with Duck Confit, Toulouse Sausage and Pork Belly
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This traditional recipe is inspired by the 1929's cookbook “Le Festin occitan” written by chef Prosper Montagné. It is still made the traditional way in Castelnaudary the town of cassoulet's origin.
There is no simple, easy or quick way to make cassoulet, This authentic dish needs labor, patience and a procedure of low and slow cooking and baking, that's what distinguishes cassoulet from any other bean stew
You can find some more history here:
Detailed recipe:
The cassoulet (from Occitan “caçolet”) is a regional specialty of Languedoc, made from dried beans, generally white, and meat. Originally it was made from fèves.
The cassoulet, still called “estouffet” in the seventeenth century, takes (in the eighteenth century) the name cassoulet, from the dish in which it cooked, the cassole, a clay casserole used since the ancient times to cook all sorts of stews and ragouts.
The quarrel over the region and town of origin of the cassoulet appeared at the end of the 19th century when a magazine “La Revue Méridionale” published an article in 1890 claiming that the only authentic cassoulet comes from Castelnaudary.
You can find many variations of cassoulet recipes, the most renowned are those from Castelnaudary, Carcassonne and Toulouse.
One of the oldest cookbooks in France, the 14th century: le Viandier written by Taillevant, (his real name was Guillaume Tirel, a cook for several kings for over 60 years), gives some indications to the cassoulet origins.
Taillevant describes recipes of pies and stews, including the ragout of mutton and pork with beans.
The historians think that Taillevant could have been inspired by an Arabic book written by Mohamed de Bagdad in 1226, which reveals an extremely refined kitchen.
Ingredients: 5 persons
5 duck legs
5 sausages (Toulouse style)
1 kg pork belly
400 grams salted bacon
Pork bard (pork rind traditionally)
(To cover the oven plate)
1 kg duck fat for cooking
1 kg white beans
(Lingots Lauragais or Tarbais in France)
(Cannellini or great northern beans as alternative)
2 garlic bulbs
1 onion
2 carrots
2 celery stalks
1 leak
4 poultry stock cubes
(Chicken and pork bones traditionally)
1 bunch of thyme
8 bay leaves
4 cloves
1 nutmeg
1 tbsp black peppercorns
2 tbsp crushed black peppercorns
Course sea salt
Convection oven: 170° Celsius for 3 ½ hours
Classic oven: 180° Celsius for 3 ½ hours
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How to Make a Real Cassoulet in 3 Acts
Today I want to teach you how to make an authentic cassoulet in 3 easy acts. All the ingredients for a good cassoulet can be found in most grocery stores. Purists will argue that you need to find real tarbais beans but I have found white kidney beans work just as well. They will mention that there are 3 versions of true cassoulets (Castelnaudary, Carcassone, and Toulouse). Castlenaudary is the simplest and purest in flavor, made with beans, fresh pork, ham, sausages, and fried pork skins. Carcassonne adds lamb to Castlenaudary’s version and sometimes partridges. Toulouse’s version contributes lamb, bacon, sausage, and goose confit to the mix.
My version is far less complicated but will taste as good as any other cassoulet you are likely to encounter, even in France. Cassoulet is made in 3 acts; the beans, the lamb stew, and the confit. All are easily accomplished in a short amount of actual physical prep time sandwiched by long, slow cooking periods so prepare for that. I would even say get everything ready one day then cook the whole ensemble the next. Dishes like this profit by taking your time.
Cassoulet is an easy but time-consuming dish to cook. Look upon it as a delicious culinary project.
There is no dish in the Southwest of France more iconic, cherished, and controversial than the cassoulet. Not only is it the best pork and beans dish you can imagine, but it’s also a definitive dish of French country cooking — one that, to this day as you noted, stirs up fierce debate over what makes it authentic!
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