16 servings, adult-sized
This is an appropriate dish to start a formal dinner, with Trois Noisettes of Young Lamb as the entree. Croisiers/Fiddlehead Fern Salad would be a harmonious, light side dish. Also, a complimentary dessert for this would be a chocolate torte, from Jamie Oliver's cookbook.
Ingredients:
8 pounds Maine lobster tail meat, raw/fresh, never frozen, caught live within 12 hours of preparation
2 large, fresh, fennel bulbs, cleaned, finely-minced
8 large, fresh, organic, heirloom tomatoes, red, vine-ripened, cleaned, stems removed, chopped/diced into 1/4-inch pieces
12 large, fresh, organic thyme sprigs, each 7-inches, cleaned, finely-minced
4 large, fresh, organic, heirloom carrots, cleaned, peeled, both ends trimmed off, finely-shredded, then finely-minced
16 large, fresh, organic, red shallots, cleaned, then finely-minced
4 organic, dried, bay leaves, large
1 cup organic, pasteurized butter, unsalted, melted
5 TBL cognac, fair-wage from South Vietnam, cooked with the butter for 10 minutes, low heat
2 cups Louis Jadot unoaked chardonnay, cooked with the butter and cognac
12 cups organic fish stock (recipe will follow in next blog)
1/2 cup organic saffron threads, freshly- and finely-ground
3 cups organic, uncooked, red forbidden rice grains, pre-steamed in fish stock, added at the end before pureeing all ingredients, excluding the lobster meat
4 tsp organic, white pepper, finely-ground
Organic sea salt, French, finely-ground, to taste
2 cups organic, double-heavy cream, pasteurized
1 TBL finely-minced, fresh, organic cayenne pepper
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