* Season the cleanly parried veal fillet with salt and pepper from the mill, rub with truffle and olive oil.
* Chop kitchen herbs and roll the veal fillet in them, so that the fillet is completely coated with herbs.
* Wrap tightly in a boil-proof cling film, then wrap in aluminum foil and twist the ends tightly together.
* Poach the veal fillet in a bain-marie at 85 °C for 12 to 14 minutes, then leave to rest for five minutes; the core temperature should not exceed 52 °C.
* For the morel sauce, coarsely chop the morel sections and sauté in butter.
* Now pour in veal stock and whipping cream.
* Boil liquid to half and strain through a fine hair sieve.
* Boil sauce to desired consistency, season strongly with Riesling, cognac, salt and freshly ground pepper.
* Sauté the cleaned morels in butter with diced shallots and season with salt and pepper.
* Remove the veal fillet from the foil and cut into four even slices.
* Place one on each plate and spread the morels evenly on top.
* Stir the whipped cream into the sauce, add the chives and pour around the veal fillet slices.
Tip: The sauce gets an even stronger morel flavor if you also cook 20 grams of dried morels.
Our tip: It is best to use fresh herbs for a particularly good aroma!