Artichoke à la barigoule & poached egg

Chef Naomi Ogaki of 703, a Parisian restaurant, gives her tips on how to succeed with the Provençal recipe for artichoke barigoule.

This recipe by Naomi Ogaki, chef at Le 703 in Paris, is from the 2024 edition ofBook 109: The new blood of French gastronomy. Discover the ingredients and preparation steps to make it a breeze.

Serves4
Preparation time: 30 min
Cooking time: 30 min

Ingredients for theartichoke and poached egg dish

8 artichokes, peppered
50 g carrots
100 g onions
50 g celeriac
15 cl white wine
3 cl olive oil
15 g garlic
1 bay leaf
20 cl chicken stock
Juice of 1 whole lemon
Herbs de Provence

For the vinaigrette

2 tbsp. olive oil

2 tbsp. red wine vinegar
salt and pepper

For the poached egg

4 eggs
White vinegar
Flower of salt
Freshly ground pepper

For the dressing

4 slices of cured ham
Mesclun salad

Steps for artichokes and poached eggs

Artichokes barigoule: peel, wash and chop the carrots, onions and celeriac. Turn the artichokes. Sprinkle them from time to time with water and lemon juice to prevent discoloration.
Put the olive oil in a saucepan. Brown the garlic over a low heat (so that it develops its flavor without burning) and sweat the carrots, onions and celeriac with herbes de Provence. Add the artichokes, season with salt, then deglaze with white wine and reduce to two-thirds. Add the chicken stock and bay leaf. Cover and cook for 10 min. Artichokes and vegetables should be melting.
The vinaigrette: make a classic vinaigrette by mixing red wine vinegar, olive oil, salt and pepper.
Poached eggs: bring a pan of vinegared water to the boil, and poach the eggs for 3 min. Remove, drain and season.
Finishing and serving: reheat the artichokes barigoule, then arrange them harmoniously on the plates. Pour over the cooking juices. Add the seasoned mesclun salad. Sprinkle with small slices of cured ham.

Chef's tip:

"If you have time, prepare step 1 the day before. The taste of the artichokes will be even more intense if they cook in the juice overnight. "

More info:

Le 703, 9 rue Fourcroy, 75017 Paris 17
12.5/20 in the Livre des 109
Read Gault&Millau's review of Le 703

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