Use the Choux Puff recipe from previous blog post. Cut the cooled puffs' tops off, with a sharp, paring knife point.
Stuff the savory (non-sweet) fillings into the puffs, with a teaspoon, or with a piping bag and the large, star point. The large star point can pipe in smoked trout mousse, more decoratively. Then add a little teaspoonful of salted fish roe caviar to the tops.
Other cooked, savory filling possibilities are:
Duck confit with a chianti wine-rowanberry-red onion chutney ("confit" refers to meat, usually duck, cooked in its own fat)
Bacon-wrapped bay scallops in a tomato chutney
Seafood ceviche with a cilantro-papaya-lime mousse
Bacon/wrapped oysters with Irish champ
Littleneck clams with mango salsa
Irish devilled crab
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