DILMAH CEYLON GINGER TEA SALMON CORNETS
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Combo
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- Recipe Source Name
Real High Tea 2014/15 Volume 1
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Ingredients
Dilmah Ceylon Ginger Tea Salmon- 120g fresh salmon fillet
- 500ml fresh water
- 20g Dilmah Natural Ceylon Ginger Tea
- 30g salt
- 20g sugar
- 5g black peppercorn
- 10g ginger, sliced
- 80g flour
- 4g salt
- 14g sugar
- 70g egg white
- 2g Dilmah Natural Ceylon Ginger tea leaves, chopped (from the tea to brine)
- 80g butter
- 500ml Dilmah Natural Ceylon Ginger Tea
- 2g Textura Algin
- Calcic water
- 2 litres water
- 8g Textura Calcic
Methods and Directions
Dilmah Ceylon Ginger Tea Salmon- Heat up the water and remove from the heat. Pour on the tea leaves and let it steep for 3-4 minute to get a more intense flavour. Then put in all the remaining ingredients. Place the salmon in brine for few hours. Remove it and pat dry with a paper towel.
- Place the fish in a vacuum bag, seal the bag and place in a thermo circulator at 56°C for one hour. Remove from the water and ice bath. Slightly sear the fish to get the caramelised surface. Remove from the pan and place in a blast chiller. After it has cooled down, roughly flake the fish. Set aside.
- Mix all the dry ingredients and whisk in the egg white.
- When both are well combined, whisk in the butter and tea leaves.
- Cut out using a stencil and spread it on a silpat.
- Bake at 170°C for few minutes or until it turns a nice brown. Remove from the oven.
- While it’s hot roll it on a cornet mould and set it.
- Take the tea and using a hand blender, blend in the Textura Algin. Set aside.
- Using a hand blender blend the water with the Textura Calcic to make a calcic bath to drop the tea caviar.
- Using a syringe slowly drop the mixture in the calcic water to form the caviar.
- Remove from the calcic bath and rinse it with fresh water. Set aside.
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