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Turbot and foie gras, purslane, smoked eel, miso hollandaise

Turbot in miso hollandaise, served with foie gras, smoked eel, and fresh purslane.

This recipe was created by chef Ralf Berendsen.

Ingredients

Olive oil
Butter
Lemon juice
10units.itemspiece of turbot fillet of 70 grams
Pepper and salt
150gsmoked thick eel fillet in 1 by 1 cm cubes

Pepper and salt
4units.itemsEgg yolks
25gpowder of dried white bread without crust
150gfoie gras, passed through a sieve
50mlSauternes dessert wine

4units.itemsEgg whites
500mldashi broth
150gfinely chopped leek
1units.itemsStar anise
1units.itemsbay leaf
1units.itemsFinely chopped shallot
Xanthan
2units.itemssprig of dill
splash of sushi vinegar
5units.itemsbasil leaf
10units.itemsPeppercorns

3gAgar
500gwinter purslane
50gButter
100mlCream
Pepper and salt

90gSugar
90gLemon juice
80glemon peels
300mlWater
1Crème fraîche
42gnut butter

50mlChampagne
25mlSushi vinegar
4units.itemsEgg yolks
Pepper and salt
juice and zest of 1 bergamot
250gMelted butter
30gMiso

2fine croutons
2Finely chopped chives
30units.itemsnasturtium leaves

Preparation

  1. Place the turbot fillets on a tray.
  2. Brush them with olive oil and cook them for about 8 minutes in an oven at 63°C until nicely translucent.
  3. Then lightly sear them in a hot pan.
  4. Add a knob of butter and sprinkle with lemon juice. Season with pepper and salt.

  1. For the foie gras hollandaise, place the egg yolks, sauternes, and pepper and salt over low heat.
  2. Whisk the mixture until thick and cooked.
  3. Stir in the bread powder, cover, and set aside in a warm place for about 10 minutes.
  4. Then gradually stir in the foie gras.
  5. Taste and season with pepper and salt.
  6. Strain the mixture through a fine conical sieve, transfer to a piping bag with a small round tip, and chill.

  1. For the dashi broth, put all the ingredients – except the xanthan – in a pan and blend them well with an immersion blender.
  2. Slowly bring to a boil.
  3. Stir regularly with a spatula over the bottom of the pan.
  4. Let the broth infuse off the heat for another hour.
  5. Strain through a fine cloth and season with pepper and salt.
  6. Lightly thicken with xanthan.

  1. For the foie gras hollandaise, place the egg yolks, sauternes, and pepper and salt over low heat.
  2. Whisk the mixture.
  3. For the purslane cream, blanch the purslane for 1 minute in boiling water.
  4. Shock in ice water and pat very dry.
  5. Mix the agar with the cream, bring to a boil, cook for 1 minute, and add the purslane.
  6. Transfer to a blender, add the butter and pepper and salt to taste, blend until smooth, and fill a Pacojet container.
  7. Freeze, blend the cream until smooth, transfer to a piping bag, and keep warm.

  1. For the lemon peel cream, blanch the lemon peels four times.
  2. Blend them with the remaining ingredients into a smooth cream.
  3. Place this in a Pacojet container and freeze until the cream is hard.

  1. Whisk all the ingredients for the miso hollandaise – except the melted butter – over low heat until thick and foamy.
  2. Off the heat, gradually stir in the melted butter until a creamy sauce forms.
  3. Season with pepper and salt and pour the sauce into a siphon with two cartridges.
  4. Keep the siphon warm.

  1. Pipe the foie gras hollandaise in lines on the turbot fillet and gratinate with a blowtorch.
  2. Pipe a spiral of purslane cream on the preheated plates.
  3. Place eel cubes around, pipe three dots of lemon cream in between.
  4. Place the turbot fillet in the center of the plate.
  5. Pipe miso hollandaise at the top left.
  6. Sprinkle the sauce with croutons and chives. Spoon the dashi around.
  7. Garnish with nasturtium leaves.