1 pound peeled sunchokes, sliced thin
1/4 cup green onion whites; reserve greens
1/8 cup leek whites
1/4 cup heavy cream
1 quart dashi stock
1/8 cup buttermilk
1 tablespoon butter
Salt, to taste
Dashi:
1 cup bonito flakes
1 quart water
1 small piece of kombu
Croutons:
1 baguette
Prosciutto Tuile:
2 slices prosciutto
Vegetable Garnish:
Squash, ribbons
Cucumber, cubed seeds
Zucchini, ribbons
Chervil
Carrot greens
Carrots, ribbons
Crème Fraiche:
1 cup crème fraiche
1 lemon, zest
1 garlic clove, grated
Sweat green onions (whites) and leeks on medium heat in butter and add sunchokes, season with salt to taste. Add cream and simmer sunchokes until tender. Add dashi and simmer. Finish with buttermilk and take off heat, chill and puree blanched green onion greens.
Dashi:
1. Bring water and kombu to a simmer and remove kombu, turn off heat add bonito and steep for 2 minutes and strain.
Croutons:
1. Pull apart a baguette and dry in an oven
Prosciutto Tuile:
1. Press slices of prosciutto between 2 sheet pans and bake in an oven at 280 degrees Fahrenheit until cripsy.
Crème Fraiche:
1. Combine all ingredients and mix well.
Finish:
1. Place ‘vegetable garnish’ in a bowl. Pour sunchoke dashi and garnish with prosciutto and croutons.
© 2012 PAUL QUI
Posted on AllTopChef.com
2 comments:
I was very surprised to see the chefs use sunchokes in a recipe. My family had a horrible experience with them after they came in our farm co-op box. Didn't the judges worry about the "windy" effects of sunchokes?
People differently to things. I've never had a problem with sunchokes, myself. I do, however, wonder how people can eat garbanzo beans in any form because they make me seriously ill.
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