I like vegetable meals mostly. But recently I found Organic carrots cooked in goat’s whey with caviar, watercress and goat’s curd
The recipe is not too complicated, but the dish is rather tasty. What do you think?
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Begin by making the curd. Place all the ingredients in a medium saucepan and warm, stirring occasionally until the mixture begins to curdle. Once the curd has split from the whey strain the mixture through a muslin cloth and leave to drain for 15 minutes. Blitz the curd in a food processor until smooth and set aside, reserving the whey separately
3 drops of vegetarian rennet
1l goat’s milk
1/2 lemon, juice only
1 pinch of salt
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Preheat a water bath to 85℃
3
Clean the carrots thoroughly and put into a vacuum bag with the skins on. Add the lovage, 100ml of the whey and a large pinch of sea salt to the bag, then vacuum seal and cook in the water bath for 1 hour
6 large carrots, organic
1 sprig of fresh lovage
sea salt
4
For the tuile, blitz all of the ingredients together in a blender and place in the fridge for an hour to firm up
6 spring onions, tops only, chopped
25g of mature cheddar, grated
75 butter, softened
60g of flour
20g of sugar
40g of egg white
8g of sea salt
5
Preheat the oven to 150℃
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Spread the tuile thinly onto a non-stick tray in oval shapes. Bake for around 10 minutes, then remove from the oven and carefully place the tuiles over a rolling pin until cool – this will create a curved shape
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Heat a knob of butter in a frying pan over a medium heat, then remove the carrots from the bag and roast in foaming butter until coloured. Cut into pieces of varying shapes and sizes
butter
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To serve, spoon a portion of the goat’s curd across each plate and top with pieces of carrot and 2 tuiles. Garnish with watercress sprigs and 2 teaspoons of caviar
1 bunch of watercress
60g of caviar