Recipe SearchGlazed sweetbreads, leeks, lotus root and pomegranate with Indian pickling spices - by Floyd Cardoz(11 September 2006 08:34)
INGREDIENTS(serves four)For the salad For the braised leeks Article continues below
Pinch of chat masala (see Method) Pepper Salt For the glazed sweetbreads For assembly METHODFor the salad, put the leek and pomegranate into one small bowl and the papaya into another. Fry the ghee and mustard seeds until fragrant, cool and pour over the papaya. Combine with pomegranate and leek. Add as much lime juice as you feel gives a good flavour and season with salt, pepper and sugar. For the lotus pickles, put all the ingredients bar the lotus into a pan, stir well to dissolve and bring to the boil. Pour over the slices of lotus root and leave at least one day to infuse. For the braised leeks, warm the oil in a pan and sweat the shallots and ginger. Add the leek, cover and sweat till softening. Turn up the heat and sauté. Add the calf's foot and deglaze with stock. Season with chat masala and pepper. Stew until the leeks are soft and add salt if needed. Blanch the sweetbreads. Remove any gristle. Cut each one in half, brush with ghee and season lightly. Roast 15-20 minutes in a hot oven. Sweat the shallots and ginger in a small non-stick pan. Add the spice. Deglaze with port. Add stock and pickling juice. Toss the freshly roasted sweetbreads in glaze to give a surface coating. Dust with mace and cardamom. For each portion, use one roasted and glazed sweetbread, one slice of lotus root and one heaped tbs of salad. Put the sweetbread on to the lotus root. Spoon the pomegranate salad around it. Top with fried and fresh herbs. Garnish with halved grapes and spiced apple. Floyd Cardoz Photo © Sam Bailey Source: Caterer & Hotelkeeper |
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