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Shrimp cocktail 2.0 with seaweed tuile

Dutch shrimp cocktail with avocado cream, edamame, sweet and sour onion gel, mango, and seaweed tuile.

We challenged our FoodXperience culinary team of chefs and asked them to use molds to create both savory and sweet dishes. Dishes that are creative and a feast for the eyes, but always with a focus on flavor.

Ingredients

130gFlour
4units.itemsnori sheets
100gButter
250gEgg white
Salt
1units.itemsmold Foliage Frame

2units.itemsAvocados
1units.itemsLemon
Pepper
50mlCream
Salt
50mlSushi vinegar

200gRed onion
150mlSushi vinegar
2.5gAgar
100mlWater
120gSugar
5gFennel seed

100gDutch shrimp
1units.itemsMango
Ume sesame
umi bodo seaweed
Algae powder
soybean

Preparation

  1. Grind the nori sheets into powder in the coffee grinder.
  2. Melt the butter.
  3. Combine all ingredients and mix with the immersion blender.
  4. Place the batter in the refrigerator for at least an hour.
  5. Bake at 165°C for 8 min.
  6. Sprinkle the tuille with algae powder after baking.

  1. Cut the red onion into thin half rings.
  2. Put the sugar, vinegar, fennel seed, and water in a pan and bring to a boil.
  3. Pour the boiling sweet and sour liquid over the red onion rings, cover, and cool down.
  4. Pour 250 ml of the onion liquid into a small pan and add the agar.
  5. Heat this to boiling point.
  6. Pour into a container and let cool.
  7. Blend the gel in the blender.

  1. Clean the avocados and put them in the blender together with the sushi vinegar and lime juice.
  2. Blend until smooth and add the cream.
  3. Season with salt and pepper.

  1. Cut the mango into a fine brunoise.
  2. Mix the soybeans with a little soy sauce.
  3. Pipe the avocado cream onto the plate and place Dutch shrimp on top.
  4. Add the soybeans and mango.
  5. Pipe the sweet and sour red onion gel in between.
  6. Arrange the umi budo seaweed on top and sprinkle some ume sesame over it.
  7. Finally, place the tuille over the dish.