Monkfish: Sprinkle the fish steaks with dried
seaweed or salt and pepper from the mill.
Steam cooked in about ten minutes. Keep
warm until use.
Samphire: steam the samphire in three
minutes. Rinse under the tap. Warm up before
use.
Trout cream: steam a quarter of cauliflower
and mix it together with four fillets of smoked
trout. The result must be firm enough to stay
upright in the ring.
Quail eggs: cook a dozen quail eggs and let
cool. Cut them all in half. Keep one egg per
plate and separate the egg white from the egg
yolk. Crumble the yolk and chop the egg white.
Marinate half of the chopped egg white in beet
juice.
Gray Shrimps: Peel the cooked shrimps and
refrigerate until ready to use.
Mousseline sauce: Make a hollandaise au
bain-marie with 4 tablespoons of water, 2
spoons of vinegar and 4 egg yolks. Stir a knob
of butter into the preparation and a few scoops
of whipped cream.
Baked mussels: opt for bouchot mussels if
available. Cook them and let them cool. Roll
them in the flour and fry briefly in a little butter.
Keep warm until use.
On the dinner plate: in the middle a fish fillet.
To the right of it a small ring of trout cream with
a spoonful of salmon eggs on top. In addition,
three fried mussels, some egg white and egg
yolks. At the front: a few sprigs of samphire.
Left: gray shrimps, a nest of wakame with half a
quail egg on top and some caviar on top. In
addition, some marinated egg white and a
spoonful of muslin.
Finish with edible flowers, fresh coriander and
serve with a saucepan with the rest of the
muslin.
monkfish with
trout cream
and gray shrimps
butter
cream
mussels
plain flour
salmon eggs
North Sea shrimps
wakame
caviar
or fish eggs
edible flowers
fresh cilantro
monkfish
dried seaweed
pepper and salt
samphire
cauliflower
smoked trout
quail eggs
beetroot juice
natural vinegar
eggs
Ingredient
quantities
are
only
listed
when
absolutely
necessary.
Making
the
right
choices
when
following
a
recipe,
with
your
fiery
passion
for
cooking,
that's
creative cooking
!