
Beetroot tartare
This dish consists of a tartare of red beet, beet sponge cake filled with goat cheese, red beet jelly, and horseradish ice cream.Ingredients
1units.itemsCooked red beetroot
2cooked organic sorghum
1chopped pickle
0.5Shallot, finely chopped
1sherry vinegar Pedro Ximénez
200gAlmond flour
40gFlour
80gpalatinose
beet powder to taste
600gPasteurized egg white
5gSalt
2.5Milk
30gFresh horseradish
125gpalatinose
2.5Unsweetened whipped cream
1Cortina
1gXanthan
1Sushi vinegar
3gemulbinder
750gBeet juice
Viking square - Swedish bread
Olive oil
white beech mushrooms
Salt
Pea cress
Preparation
- Cut the red beet into a very fine sugar brunoise.
- Add the sorghum.
- Season the beet tartare with the sherry vinegar, chopped pickle, and finely chopped shallot.
- Blend all ingredients in a blender until smooth.
- Fill a siphon and aerate with two cartridges.
- Chill overnight.
- Line a ring with parchment paper.
- Place the ring in a flat pan or on the plancha.
- Pipe a thin layer of sponge cake batter in and let it cook briefly over the heat.
- Crumble some goat cheese on top and fill again with a layer of sponge cake batter.
- Let cook for about 4 minutes in a hot oven at 150°C.
- Peel the horseradish and cut into coarse pieces.
- Weigh all the products and blend until smooth.
- Fill two Rowzer cups and place in the freezer.
- Mix the beet juice with the sushi vinegar and reduce by half.
- Let cool, add the emulbinder, and mix with an immersion blender.
- Fill a squeeze bottle and store in the fridge.
- Sauté the beech mushrooms in olive oil and season with salt.
- Cut the Viking square into brunoise, fry until crispy in olive oil, and season with salt.
- Plate the beet tartare in a round ring on the plate.
- Churn the horseradish ice cream in the Rowzer.
- Arrange the white beech mushrooms and croutons alternately in a neat line on the plate.
- Pipe the beet jelly in between and insert the pea cress in between.
- Place the beet sponge cake on the plate.
- Scoop a quenelle of horseradish ice cream and place it on the beet tartare.


