Beef Tartare with Attilus Oscietra Caviar
Beef Tartare1. In a bowl, mix mushrooms, shallot and chives with your pickling liquor, pinch of salt and olive oil. Mix well and let it marinade to bind together.2. Using the back side of a dessert...
Ingredients
- Beef Filet 45 days aged (trimmed and diced) - 50g
- Maldon Salt - 3g
- Light soya sauce - 10g
- Trimmed and diced chestnut mushrooms - 30g
- A pinch of finely chopped chives
- A pinch of finely diced shallot
- Pickling liquor (see below)
- Verdemanda olive oil - 10g
- Royal Oscietra -kaviaari - 8g
- Smoked bone marrow puree (see below)
- Chardonnay Vinegar - 10g
- Caster sugar - 10g
- Water - 10g
- Egg Yolks - 3
- Splash Chardonnay Vinegar
- Beef Sauce - 50ml
- Splash Soy Sauce
- Pinch Maldon
- Tbsp Dijon Mustard
- Veg Oil - 800ml
- Smoked Bone Marrow - 200g
Instructions
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Beef Tartare1. In a bowl, mix mushrooms, shallot and chives with your pickling liquor, pinch of salt and olive oil. Mix well and let it marinade to bind together.
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2. Using the back side of a dessert spoon, press the soy and salt into the diced beef fillet. Do this until shiny meat becomes matt.
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3. Evenly spread into the bottom of a shallow round dish.
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4. Remove the mushrooms and the liquor and spread on top of the beef, pressing down slightly.
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5. Use the caviar on top and then spread evenly again.
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6. With the bone marrow puree in a squeezy bottle with a narrow nozzle, make 12 dots evenly around the edges and work your way into the centre.
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7. Serve with thinly sliced sourdough toast.
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Pickling Liqour1. Mix all together in a pan and bring to the boil. Cool down.
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Smoked Bone Marrow Emulsion1. Melt the Beef Sauce.
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2. Blend together, yolks, beef sauce, Dijon, vinegar, soy sauce and Maldon until smooth.
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3. Slowly add the veg oil until a thick mayonnaise.
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4. Monte in the smoked bone marrow.
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5. Pass. N.B. Keep all ingredients as cool as possible when making to avoid it splitting.Oil and bone marrow are rough amounts and will vary dependent on how well smoked the marrow is
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