Verbena-marinated strawberries, sugar peas, crème fraîche, breton sablé

verbana-marinated strawberries, sugar peas, crème fraîche

Verbena-marinated strawberries, sugar peas, crème fraîche & breton sablé

  • People
    For 4
  • Preparation Time
    25 minutes
  • Winery Pairing
    Mumm Cordon Rouge

Ingredients

Marinated strawberries

  • 300 g strawberries
  • 6 fresh verbena leaves
  • 20 g light brown sugar
  • 1 tablespoon lemon juice

Sugar-coated peas

  • 80 g fresh shelled peas
  • 1 teaspoon light brown sugar

Raw cream

  • 100 g raw cream (or double cream)
  • 1 pinch fleur de sel
  • Breton sablés (shortbread cookies)
  • 80 g flour
  • 60 g cold semi-salted butter
  • 60 g light brown sugar
  • 1 egg yolk
  • 1 teaspoon baking powder
  • Decoration (optional)
  • 4 small crunchy meringues

Recipe

Directions

1. Prepare the strawberries: remove the stems, cut in half, and marinate with the sugar, lemon juice, and crushed verbena leaves. Set aside in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.
2. Prepare the peas: cook for 3 minutes in boiling salted water, drain, and coat with sugar while still hot.
3. Prepare the Breton shortbread: rub together the flour, cold butter, sugar, and baking powder. Add the egg yolk, form a dough, and set aside in the refrigerator for 30 minutes. Roll out and bake at 340°F for about 15 minutes, until golden brown. Allow to cool, then cut into pieces.
4. Prepare the raw cream: lightly whip with the fleur de sel, without whipping completely, to keep a soft and creamy texture.

Plating
5. On a plate, arrange the marinated strawberries, a few sugar-candied peas, a spoonful of raw cream, and pieces of breton shortbread. Add a crunchy meringue if desired.

Fraises marinées à la verveine, petits pois au sucre, crème crue & sablé breton

Mumm Cordon Rouge

The fruity sweetness of strawberries and verbena blends with the delicate flavor of peas and the richness of fresh cream.
The Breton shortbread adds a buttery, salty note that echoes the rounded pastry flavor of Cordon Rouge, balanced by its lively freshness.

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