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Salmon bouchée à la reine, beurre blanc sauce, green beans and garlic tomatoes

MAINS, Salmon and tuna

Individual puff pastries garnished with slow cooked salmon and a creamy white sauce.  Accompanied by green beans and tomatoes.

Note

The puff pastry in this recipe is the same process used for a vol au vent, in this case we are just making it a different size.

Always plunge your green vegetables in an ice bath after blanching, this will stabilise the chlorophyll and make sure they stay nice and green.

Ingredients

Recipe for 4 persons

Puff pastry

1 Unit(s)
Sheet of puff pastry
1 Unit(s)
Egg
2 Tbsp
Water

Salmon

4 Piece(s)
Salmon steak
4 Tsp
Dijon mustard
25 Ml
Rice vinegar
20 Ml
Light soy sauce
1 Tsp
Honey
1 Unit(s)
Green onion

Garnish

600 Gr
Green beans
2 Unit(s)
Tomato
2 Clove(s)
Chopped garlic
225 Ml
Japanese breadcrumbs (panko)

Nantais sauce

2 Tbsp
Fish fumet stock base
15 Gr
Butter
50 Ml
White wine
1 Unit(s)
French shallot
50 Ml
White balsamic vinegar
225 Ml
35% cooking cream
  • Olive oil
  • Salt and pepper
  • Butter
Salmon bouchée à la reine, beurre blanc sauce, green beans and garlic tomatoes

Preparation time: 30 min

Preheat your Four at 400 °F

  • Plating

    Place the puff pastry on the side of your plate.  Remove the top of the pastry.  Set aside.

    Fill the pastries with the salmon and place a little off to the side of the pastries.

    Generously drizzle with the nantais butter sauce and place the beans and tomatoes to the side of the pastries.

    Garnish with fresh herbs or young sprouts.

  • Nantais Sauce

    In a sauce pot, sweat the shallots with a knob of butter and a pinch of salt for 1 minute.  Add the white wine and the balsamic vinegar and then reduce by half.  Add the cream as well as 10g of butter and the fish stock.  Whisk gently until it comes to a boil.  Season to taste.  Keep warm.

  • Garnish

    In a pot of boiling salted water, blanch the green beans for 7-8 minutes, until cooked with a slight crunch.  Strain and set in an ice water bath to stop them from over cooking.

    Place the halved tomatoes on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper.  Season with salt and pepper.

    In a mixing bowl, combine the minced garlic, panko and olive oil.  Sprinkle generously over top of the tomatoes.  Transfer to the oven at 370°F for 10 minutes.

  • Salmon

    In an oven proof skillet, place the olive oil and then the salmon.  Brush the top of the salmon with mustard and then sprinkle with olive oil and rice vinegar.  Season with pepper and then add the soy sauce and honey over top and sprinkle with the chopped shallots.  Cook in the oven for roughly 14 to 18 minutes.

  • Puff pastry

    Using a ring mold, make 8 nice 8cm diameter circles in a sheet of puff pastry.  Using a smaller ring mold, 4cm diameter, cut out the center of 4 of your original circles.  You should end up with 4 circles and 4 rings.

    Brush the circles with cold water and stick the rings on top.

    Using the back of your knife and your fingers, lightly press down all around the ring to make sure it is properly stuck together.

    Brush the top of the puff pastry circles (the rings) with the egg wash.

    All that is left is to place them in the oven for 20-30 minutes depending on your oven.

  • Preparation

    Remove the stems from the green beans.

    Clean and cut the tomatoes in half lengthwise.

    Peel and finely chop the shallots.

    Peel and mince the garlic.

    Clean and slice the green onion.

    Mix an egg and a tablespoon of cold water to make the egg wash.

The puff pastry in this recipe is the same process used for a vol au vent, in this case we are just making it a different size.

Always plunge your green vegetables in an ice bath after blanching, this will stabilise the chlorophyll and make sure they stay nice and green.

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