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Title: Carpaccio Of Ocean Trout With A Fennel Salsa
Categories: Entree Fish Chef Blank
Yield: 6 Servings
3 | tb | Small, salt-preserved capers |
Washed well and drained, | ||
Then soaked in water | ||
150 | ml | Fruity olive oil |
600 | g | Thick ocean trout or |
Atlantic salmon fillet, skin | ||
And bones | ||
Removed | ||
3 | Bulbs fennel, trimmed and | |
Diced finely | ||
1/4 | To 1/2 bunch shallots, | |
Trimmed | ||
Sea salt and freshly ground | ||
Black pepper | ||
To serve: | ||
100 | g | Mascarpone |
Wedges of fresh lime |
Drain the capers, place them in the oil and allow to infuse for 30 minutes or longer. Place the fish fillet flat on a board and, with a very sharp knife, cut the fish at an angle into very thin slices. Cover and set aside. Place the diced fennel in a bowl. Slice the shallots, including the best of the green tops, and add to the fennel. Pour in the olive capers, mix gently and, just before serving, season to taste with salt and pepper.
To serve: place a small mound of mascarpone (about a dessert spoonful) on each plate. Fan slices of the fish around the mascarpone to form a 'crown' and spoon a generous serving of the salsa into the centre. Serve immediately, garnished with wedges of lime. Sue Fairlie-Cuninghame Bon Appetit-Exec.Chef Magnus Johansson
Source: Australian Vogue Wine and Food Cookbook 1993\1994
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