Rinse the salsify, remove the skin, cut off and soften in the chicken stock. Blend together with whipped cream and crème fraîche in a hand mixer and then pass through a fine sieve.
Sauté 200 g morels in a saucepan with butter, deglaze with port wine, Noilly Prat and cognac and cook a little. Set aside 3 tbsp morels as a garnish.
Add 600 g of black salsify cream to the remaining cooked morels form.
Season the sauce with salt, cayenne pepper and juice of one lemon, blend with a hand blender and bring to a boil. Cool the sauce a little bit and mix well with eggs and egg yolks, season.
Form the quantity in four heat-resistant glasses or possibly cups, cover with heat-resistant foil and cook at 90 °C in the stove in about 40 min the royal.
Sauté shallots in a saucepan with butter. Add remaining fresh morels, season with salt, pepper and a tiny bit of chives.
Add 60 g of the remaining salsify cream and cook. Add peas, heat briefly, season and cool. Using a blender, blend everything together to a paste.
Cut the pastry sheets into 6 cm wide strips, put a tbsp of the morel pea paste on them, brush the edges with egg white and fold them into triangles. Fry the packets in hot frying fat for 3-4 minutes until crispy.
To serve, place the morel inlay on the royal mould, perhaps add a little of the foamed black-eyed pea paste.