Langoustine tail on pan fried risotto
Arborio - 1cup
Stock-4cup
Chopped garlic few
Chopped onions few
Chopped oregano
White wine few
Olive oil 1 cup
Langoustine tail 1
Cream ½ cup
Butter 2 table spoon
Lemon juice few
Seasoning
Sauté garlic ,onion in a olive oil add Arborio and continue the same for few more minute
Then add little stock keep on string it till liquid observed ,do the same till it get cooked and form creamy consistency, finish it with herbs and cream, and seasoning
Pour it in the flat pan and set it in cold area
Marinate the seafood
Make a buree blanc
The cut the risotto to any shap and grill it in the hot plat, same time grill the meat and serve together
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Sunday, April 4, 2010
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
broiled lobster
Broiled lobster with white wine froth
Ingredients qty
Lobster tail 400gm
Olive oil few
Butter melted
Orange 1no
White wine 50ml
Egg yolk 1no
Crushed pepper few
Sea salt few
Cherry tomato few
Per nod 50ml
Method
Marinate the lobster with crushed pepper and olive oil
Grill it on the griller; make sure it is not over cooked
Brushed it with melted butter while serving
For froth
Take a white wine and egg yolk and add per nod to it and whisk it heavily
Till it forms a froth consistency and season it
For orange crisp
Slice the orange and place it in butter sheet and put in microwave oven for 20 min at medium heat or till it gets crispy
Ingredients qty
Lobster tail 400gm
Olive oil few
Butter melted
Orange 1no
White wine 50ml
Egg yolk 1no
Crushed pepper few
Sea salt few
Cherry tomato few
Per nod 50ml
Method
Marinate the lobster with crushed pepper and olive oil
Grill it on the griller; make sure it is not over cooked
Brushed it with melted butter while serving
For froth
Take a white wine and egg yolk and add per nod to it and whisk it heavily
Till it forms a froth consistency and season it
For orange crisp
Slice the orange and place it in butter sheet and put in microwave oven for 20 min at medium heat or till it gets crispy
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