Thanks to my Italian friend, Ivo Bonacorsi, for the inspiration to this simple, easy yet flavourful seafood dish without seafood. Grazie per l'inspirazione, Ivo :)
Buono appetito,
Maison Emil Paris :)
Scallop sauce
Approx 200 gr or 25 pieces of scallop coral
100 gr shallot - finely cut (I like leeks and had left over so I added it)
20 gr or 1 full tablespoon butter
1 dl or 100 gr white wine (I used dry rose wine as I ran out of dry white - importance is to have acidity)
2 dl or 200 gr stock (unsalted)
1,5 dl or 150 gr thick cream
Tools
Blender
Sieve or mesh
Sauce pot
Method
1. Melt the butter but do not brown it (no coloration)
2. Add the shallot and cook until soft approx 5 min (no coloration)
3. Add the wine and cook until it's reduced to one third
4. Add the stock, cook and reduce to one third
5. Add the scallop coral and cook for 3-5 min
6. Blend and strain (season with white pepper and a bit of salt)
7. Keep very cold or freeze (add lemon juice when using this paste or sauce in cooking)
If you don't know what to do with the scallop coral, don't throw it away. Instead make this sauce and serve it with pasta or freeze it for later use. It makes very tasty sauce :)
Add scallop sauce, herbs and fresh lemon juice |
Simple yet tasty |
Squid ink pasta :) |
Maison Emil Paris :)
Scallop sauce
Approx 200 gr or 25 pieces of scallop coral
100 gr shallot - finely cut (I like leeks and had left over so I added it)
20 gr or 1 full tablespoon butter
2 dl or 200 gr stock (unsalted)
1,5 dl or 150 gr thick cream
Ingredients |
Blender
Sieve or mesh
Sauce pot
Method
1. Melt the butter but do not brown it (no coloration)
2. Add the shallot and cook until soft approx 5 min (no coloration)
3. Add the wine and cook until it's reduced to one third
4. Add the stock, cook and reduce to one third
5. Add the scallop coral and cook for 3-5 min
6. Blend and strain (season with white pepper and a bit of salt)
7. Keep very cold or freeze (add lemon juice when using this paste or sauce in cooking)
Sweat shallot in butter |
Add scallop when the liquid is reduced to one third |
Blend until smooth and strain for a smooth texture |
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