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Title: Curried Oysters with Banana Salsa
Categories: Fish Entree Sauce
Yield: 4 Servings

4tbCurry Powder; Best Quality,*
4tbButter Or Margarine; Melted
2tbShallots; Minced
2 Cloves Garlic; Blanch&Pureed
2cFish Fumet
2cHeavy Cream
  Juice Of 1 Lime
  Salt To Taste
20 Lg Wellfleet Oysters
2lbWhitefish Trimmings
1cSliced Mushrooms
1 Carrot; Sm, Chopped
1 White Onion; Md, Sliced Thin
1cOyster Liquor
1cWhite Wine
4cWater
1 Bay Leaf
1tsPeppercorns
1/2tsFennel Seed
2 Sprigs Parsley
1tsFresh Thyme; Minced
4 Red Bananas; Ripe, **
2tsSerrano Chiles; Minced
2tbCorn Oil
2tbLine Juice
2tbCilantro; Minced
2tsMint; Minced
2tbTamarind Paste
1/2cRed Bell Pepper; ***

~------------------------------FISH FUMET--------------------------------- ~-----------------------------BANANA SALSA-------------------------------- * Use the best curry powder that you can find. Also the freshest. ** Cut the red bananas into 1/4-inch dice. *** Cut the red pepper into 1/4-inch dice. In a very heavy skillet, saute the curry powder in the butter until fragrant. Stir in the shallots and garlic, and add the fumet. Reduce the mixture until 1/4 cup remains. Whisk in the cream and continue reducing until slightly thick. Whisk in the lime juice and salt. Broil or grill the oysters over pecan or mesquite until they open. Remove the top shell, pour the curry sauce over them and top with the Banana Salsa. Serve. FISH FUMET: Combine all of the ingredients in a large saucepan and bring to a boil. Lower the heat and simmer for 40 minutes. Remove from the heat and let sit for another 30 minutes. Strain and reserve the liquid. BANANA SALSA: Mix all of the ingredients together blending well. From the Coyote Cafe Cookbook By Mark Miller

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