1. The meat and sauce:
2. In a non-stick pan, dry-fry the 2 chicken pieces just to lightly brown them on both sides.
3. Season both sides with pepper, then turn the heat to maximum.
4. Add 50 cl of brut Mosan cider and 3 tablespoons of veal stock.
5. Reduce the sauce over medium heat, turning the chicken 2 or 3 times during cooking.
6. The spring vegetables:
7. Meanwhile, clean and peel the spring vegetables, then cook them in a pressure cooker.
8. Cook the carrots in slightly salted water.
9. Cook the other vegetables in the steamer basket of the same pressure cooker (put the peas in a Pyrex dish, it's easier), it takes 10 minutes from the rotation of the valve.
10. Turn off the heat.
11. Let's go back to our cooked meat and our sauce reduced to one-third with a beautiful reddish color.
12. Preheat your serving plates.
13. Remove the chicken supreme from the sauce, slice them into thin strips, and arrange them on the plates.
14. Add the spring vegetables, the small turnip split into 8 and pierced with a sprig of thyme, the aligned carrots, and the peas next to the young onions.
15. Drizzle some sauce over the meat, then serve the rest in a sauceboat.
16. The tasting can begin!
17. I chose to serve it with a nest of fettuccine, in which you can see some green strands: either garden radishes with some raw young arugula leaves that I add to the cooked pasta by making 'nests'.