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Peas with FISAN Bellota Ham Sauce and Migas de Pastor

Daily life recipes that can become haute cuisine creations. This peas with bellota ham sauce and migas de pastor dish by the Torres Brothers will surely become a favourite.

INGREDIENTS

15 kg FISAN Bellota Iberico Ham bones 

30 pig’s trotters
12 carrots
6 onions
8 leeks
4 bulbs garlic
1 celeriac

 

Ham oil:

1.8 kg FISAN Bellota Iberico Ham bones and meat 

2.5 kg mild olive oil
2 g thyme
2 g sage
2 g basil
2 g spring onion

 

Ham migas:

300 g panko
50 g butter
170 g FISAN Bellota Iberico Ham oil

2 g thyme
2 g spring onion
1 spoonful salt

 

Sago cooking :

Sago
Water
Salt
Sunflower oil

 

Peas cooking:

Shallot
Peas
White wine
FISAN Bellota Iberico Ham sauce 

Butter
Cocido broth
Salt

 

Peas plating:

Cooked peas
FISAN Bellota Iberico Ham migas

Pea shoot

ELABORATION

Ham sauce preparation:

Place the meat in a tilting skillet and blanch.

Discard the water, add the mirepoix and refill with water.

Bring to the boil and simmer for 24 h.

Strain the broth. Cool and defat. Reduce. Set aside.

 

Ham oil preparation:

Infuse all the ingredients in a pot over a low heat for 2 hours. Strain and set aside.

 

Ham migas preparation:

Melt the butter with the ham oil in a wide rondeau pan.

Add the panko and cook over a medium-low heat, stirring to prevent burning, until it takes on a toasted/golden colour.

Season with salt and pruned thyme. Once cold, add the finely cut spring onion, so that it maintains its colour.

 

Sago cooking:

Boil the water with the salt. Add the sago and cook for 15 minutes, stirring every 2.

Once cooked, strain and rinse thoroughly under cold water using the same sieve, so that the sago pearls remain as loose as possible.

Allow to dry, set aside and add a little sunflower oil to prevent the pearls from sticking together.

 

Peas cooking:

Brunoise the shallot.

Sauté with a little butter and deglaze with white wine.

Add the peas and the cocido broth, cook until tender.

Glaze with the ham sauce and season.

 

Plating:

Place a cookie cutter on the bottom of a soup plate and arrange the migas around it. 

Put the cooked peas in the middle.

Finish by placing the pea shoot on top.