
Rose of warm smoked salmon mousse
Made from a mousse of hot-smoked salmon. With a sauce based on shrimp, eel, and salmon roe.This recipe is for approximately 20 pieces.
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
silicone mold Rosa
300gWarm smoked salmon
1Water
4shrimp broth
8ggelatin (4 sheets)
500gMascarpone cream
Salt
Pepper
2.5shrimp broth
3.5Mayonnaise
Salmon roe
smoked eel (finely chopped)
1Horseradish
chives (finely chopped)
500mlGrape seed oil
1units.itemsbunch tarragon (leaves only)
Preparation
- Remove the skin and fat edge from the smoked salmon.
- Soak the gelatin.
- Heat the stock with the water and dissolve the gelatin in it.
- Blend the salmon into the stock mixture.
- Let cool until it has a thick consistency.
- Whip the mascarpone cream until soft peaks form and mix it into the thickened mixture.
- Season to taste with salt and pepper as desired.
- Pipe the mixture into the rose mold and freeze.
- Mix the shrimp stock, mayonnaise, and horseradish into a sauce.
- Season with the pieces of smoked eel, salmon roe, and chives.
- Blanch the herbs and immediately cool them in ice water.
- Squeeze the herbs well and blend them with the oil in a thermoblender at 75°C for about 5 minutes.
- Let this sit in the fridge overnight.
- Then strain the oil through a muslin cloth to collect the green oil.
- Remove the rose from the mold and let it thaw.
- Place on a plate and spoon the sauce around it.
- Drizzle some dill-tarragon oil on the sauce.
- Garnish the dish with various flower petals.



