White Wine Poached Salmon with Faux Caviar, White Chocolate Wasabi Sauce
I admit I stole this off of Richard from Top Chef Season 4. I thought it was a brilliant combination of white chocolate and salmon on his part; I poached my salmon in lieu of smoking, to ease preparation.
Poached Salmon
- Salmon filets cut into square pieces
- 2 cups white wine
- 2 cups water
- diced leeks
- salt, pepper
- Poach salmon in white wine mixture for about 20 minutes.
- Poaching can be done either in the oven or on the stove-top. Cover poaching container with aluminum foil tightly, to form a "tent".
- Spoon poaching liquid onto salmon to keep it hydrated, while making the other components.
White Chocolate Wasabi Sauce
- White chocolate
- heavy cream
- wasabi powder
- celery root
- Cook celery root in heavy cream until soft. Puree.
- Make a white chocolate ganache, add to celery root puree.
- Mix equal parts wasabi powder and water to form paste, add into white chocolate celery root mixture.
- Add cream as necessary to achieve desired consistency.
Faux Caviar
- pearl tapioca
- soy sauce
- balsamic vinegar
- olive oil
- red wine
- Cook tapioca about halfway, so that the middle is still white.
- Add into a mixture of red wine, soy sauce, and balsamic vinegar, to dye the pearls a deep black.
- Re-float in olive oil before serving.
The lighting was a bit off, but I was reasonably satisfied with the product.
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