Yokai Berry
Oct 21st, 2011 | By Cecilia | Category: blog, cook something, fish and seafoodChef Tyson Cole, Executive Chef and owner of Uchi and Uchiko in Austin calls this an antioxidant dish, and when you see the ingredients, you’ll understand why.
Visit local Asian markets to locate some of the ingredients.
Yokai Berry
Yuzu Dashi
Whisk until combined, refrigerate for use. Candied Red Quinoa
Cook the dry quinoa in boiling water until Simple Syrup
Combine and bring to a boil, reserve for quinoa. Green Tea Oil
In a mixing bowl or glass measuring cup place dried green tea, warm soybean oil over low heat and pour over green tea. Mix and steep for one hour then dilute with room temp extra virgin olive oil. |
Crispy Kale
In a table top fryer or a saucepot with soybean oil, fry whole leaves of kale until all moisture is removed and leaves are crispy. Remove from oil and place on paper towels, season with salt. Blanched Kale
In a medium sized saucepot, bring salted water to a boil. Once boiling, place kale leaves in boiling water and let cook for 2 minutes. Remove from water and shock in an ice bath. Reserve for use. Assembly Place 6-8 pieces of salmon on a chilled plate. Sprinkle a small amount of brunoised garlic [small dice] on top of salmon pieces. Dress the plate with 2 tsp. of yuzu dashi. Place bundles of blanched kale in between fish. Place 6-8 blueberries around plate. Chop 1 in chunks of Asian pear and place next to fish. Dress with 2 tsp. of green tea oil. Place crispy kale around slices of fish and blanched quail. Finish with a small amount of candied quinoa and sea salt.
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