Broad beans in tarragon cream sauce
Ingredients
Serves 4
400g broad beans, podded and skinned
200ml double cream
1 tsp finely chopped fresh tarragon
salt and freshly ground black pepper
This is so easy that it is almost a liberty to call it a recipe.
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Method
The beans, bathed in tarragon-flavoured cream, are both vegetable and sauce, so work well with plainly roasted, grilled or pan-fried meat. Try them with smoked loin of pork. To substitute half a teaspoon of dried tarragon, infuse it in the cream and strain before cooking the beans.
Put all the ingredients in a heavy saucepan. Heat gently, then simmer until the beans are tender - about 10 minutes. Stir in a little milk or water if the cream is becoming too thick before the beans are tender. The dish should still be quite liquid when ready.
Recipe by Shona Crawford Poole
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