Crispy Roasted Loup De Mer with Caper Foam on Tomato Risotto


Rating: 2.6667 / 5.00 (3 Votes)


Total time: 45 min

Servings: 4.0 (servings)

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Instructions:

They are bitter and inedible when raw, but if they are allowed to wilt and pickled, they become a delight. In earlier times, capers were so precious that they were even felted. Buds of marsh marigold, purslane or nasturtium served among other things as plagiarism – because already in the antiquity capers were considered not only as remedy e.g. against urinary calculus, but likewise as Aphrodisiakum and palate benefit. Our star cook Christian Penzhorn, from the restaurant “Victorian” in Duesseldorf has for us crisply roasted Loup de mer with caper foam on tomato risotto augedacht.

For the tomato chutney, which refines the risotto, dried tomatoes are needed. You can either buy them or make them yourself by scalding five vine tomatoes and then peeling, quartering and coring them. The fillets are placed on a lightly oiled baking tray, sprinkled with a little powdered sugar, finely chopped rosemary and thyme, and very thin slices of garlic, and then placed in an 80-degree oven for four to five hours. To allow the moisture to escape and the tomatoes to actually dry, stick a spoon in the oven door.

Next, dice the dried tomatoes and mix them with five fresh tomatoes that have also been previously skinned, seeded and diced. In a small saucepan, melt 50 grams of sugar, add 100 milliliters of white wine and 40 milliliters of balsamic vinegar to dissolve.

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