Wednesday, 11 January 2017

Menu 1-Crème Dubarry, Darne de Saumon grille , Sauce Paloise, Pommes Fondantes ,Petit Pois a la Flamande



For my first post i deccided to go with my first CFL menu , this dish includes cabbage soup , grilled fish , baked potatoes..etc 

Grilled Fish were really good as well as the sweet tasting cabbage soup , baked potoes were on other level, :P

Recipes and procedure are given below..Have a Blast...






RECIPE CARD

Crème Dubarry

Darne de Saumon grille

Sauce Paloise

Pommes Fondantes

Petit Pois a la Flamande



Crème dubarry

Portions- 4

S. no. Ingredients                Quantity

1         Cauliflowers                  500 g

2         Onions                           30 g

3          Leeks                             30 g

4          Milk                                800 ml

5          Refined flour                  35 g

6          Butter                             35 g

7          Salt & pepper                 2 g

8          Cream                            75 ml



Method:

1. Wash and break cauliflower into flowerets. Keep a few for garnish.

2. Wash and slice leeks, peel and chop onions.

3. Put cauliflower, leeks and onions into a pan with butter and sauté.

4. Make thin béchamel with butter, refined flour and milk. Add to the cauliflower.

5. Cook till tender. Pass through a sieve.

6. Add seasoning. Return to heat and bring to a boil.

7. Remove. Add cream gradually. Serve hot, garnished with flowerets of cauliflower boiled in salt water.



Darne de Saumon grille

Portions- 4

S. no.       Ingredients           Quantity

1               Salmon                   500 g

2               Butter or oil             30 g

3               Salt and pepper.     60 g



Method:

1. Clean and cut salmon into slices about 2.5 to 3.75 cm thick.

2. Apply salt and pepper, sprinkle with melted butter and grill on a rather brisk fire for the first part.

3. Reduce heat and finish grilling.

4. Serve with maitre d’hotel butter or with any other sauce recommended for grilled fish.

Sauce Paloise

( Is like Bearnaise sauce, replacing tarragon by mint leaves)

s. no      Ingredients            quantity

1             Shallots- chopped      15 gms

2              Fresh mint- chopped 15 gms

3               Chervil- chopped       10 gms

4        Thyme                     A sprig

5         Bay leaf fresh         A small piece

6         Vinegar                   50 ml

7         White wine              50 ml

8         Salt                         A pinch

9         Raw egg yolks          2 nos

10       Water                       1 tbsp

11       Melted butter            125 g

12       Lemon juice            Few drops

13       Cayenne pepper     A pinch



Method-

1. Take a saucepan and add chopped mint leaves, chervil, shallots, a sprig of thyme and bay leaf.

2. Moisten with vinegar and white wine. Season with salt and mignonette pepper. Boil down to two-thirds. Add water.

3. Allow to cool. Add two raw egg yolks. Beat the sauce with a whisk over a double boiler.

4. As soon the yolks begin to thicken, incorporate slowly melted butter, whisking all the time. Correct the seasoning. Add lemon juice and cayenne pepper.

5. Strain. Finish off with little chopped mint leaves and chervil.

6. Keep warm in a bain-marie.



Pommes de terre Fondantes

Portions- 4

S. no.           Ingredients                  Quantity

1                   Potatoes                        500 g

2                   Butter                             60 g

3                   Salt & pepper                  To taste

Method:

1. Peel and cut potatoes to uniform size to look like small eggs.

2. Put them in a buttered sauté pan. Cover and cook gently. Stir them time to time, to evenly golden brown them from outside and cook them from inside.

3. Brush with melted butter. Serve hot.



Petit Pois a la Flamande

Portions- 4

S. no.             Ingredients                      Quantity

1                     Peas                                 250 G

2                     Carrots                              250 g

4                     Salt                                    1 tsp

5                     Butter                                 60 g

6                     Sugar                                 1 tsp

Method:

1. Shell and wash peas.

2. Cook the carrots as per glazed carrots- turn the carrots to olive shape. Place in a pan and enough

water to barely cover them. Add salt, sugar and butter.

3. Cook till half the moisture evaporates.
4. Add shelled peas and continue to cook so that both are finished at the same time. Add little butter to glaze them. Serve hot.

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