Steamed
and seared haddock loin,
Serves:
2
Course:
main
For
fish
340
g haddock fillet
5
g garlic puree
2
g turmeric powder
2
g green chilli paste
10
mL oil
Salt
to taste
For cardamom and lime air
10
g cardamom powder
10
mL lime juice
5
g lecithin powder
100
mL thin coconut milk
For
vegetables
70
g fine beans
30
g carrot
20
g peeled peas
2
g cumin seed
10
mL oil
1
g pepper
Salt
to taste
For
cauliflower emulsion
100
g cauliflower florets
20
g butter
2
g turmeric powder
20
g chopped shallots
30
mL thick coconut milk
30
mL water
1
g white pepper powder
Salt
to taste
Cut
fish to equally sized portions; marinate with mentioned ingredients for fish
and set aside.
Blanch
fine beans, cut in equal lengths, and split in half. Dice carrot to 0.5-cm
cubes and blanch.
Heat
a thick-bottomed saucepan with butter, shallots, and turmeric; sauté for 30
seconds.
Add
sliced cauliflower and sauté for a minute; pour in water and coconut milk, and
cook slowly until the cauliflower is tender. Check seasoning. Puree to a very
fine emulsion using a commercial blender.
In
a deep mixing bowl, mix lecithin powder, cardamom powder, and warm, thin
coconut milk. Blend using a hand blender; stop when the foam starts coming up.
Add lime juice; during plating, blend again until you get strong foam that
stands when you take it in a spoon.
Heat
oil in a small frying pan; add cumin seed and toss in all the vegetables you
prepared before. Season and place on a kitchen paper to remove excess oil.
When
time to serve, steam fish in a steamer or steamer basket, placing skin side on
top.
Remove
the fish when it’s 80 per cent done. Pan-fry the skin side using a non-stick
pan or greaseproof paper. Start plating the vegetables as per the picture; when
the fish gets golden in colour, place on top of the beans with skin side on
top.
Heat
and spoon the cauliflower emulsion as shown in the picture, and place a
spoonful of cardamom air on top of fish.
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