Clapassade

Clapassade is a traditional dish that originated in the region of Languedoc-Roussillon in southern France. This hearty dish can be prepared in many different ways, but all of them contain the same key ingredients: slowly simmered lamb, honey, olives, and star anise. After the roux is made, white wine is usually added as a deglazer. It is recommended to use wines from the region, since all of the other key ingredients are also native to Languedoc-Roussillon. When cooked, clapassade has a licorice undertone with a slight sweetness coming from the honey. In the end, the whole dish is commonly garnished with grated lime.