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"Leek
and Fennel Crusted Sea Bass, Peruvian Lima Beans, Duck Prosciutto, Apricot
Pistachio Butter, Shiraz Reduction"
serves six
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Peruvian Lima Beans 1 qt. chicken stock In large pot, bring chicken stock
to boil. Add soaked beans. Lower heat. Simmer 30-45 minutes or until
tender. Set aside. Heat olive oil in large saucepan, over medium heat.
Add celery, carrots, garlic, lemon thyme, and shallots. Cook 3-5 minutes
without browning. Pour in maple syrup, sherry vinegar, and white wine.
Reduce by half. Add beans to vegetables. Cook 10 minutes at low heat.
Season to taste with salt and cayenne pepper. Apricot Pistachio Butter 1 stick butter, softened Combine all ingredients in mixing
bowl. Place mixture on plastic wrap. Form into silver dollar size
log 6 inches long. Freeze until solid. Slice into 6 medallions then
remove plastic wrap. Leeks and Fennel 1/3 cup minced leeks, white part
only, washed and pat dry Shiraz Reduction 1 Tbsp. minced shallot In saucepan at medium heat cook
shallots, shiraz wine, seasoned rice vinegar and thyme until reduced
by 2/3. Whisk in butter until fully incorporated. Do not boil. Season
to taste with salt and pepper. Strain through fine sieve. Set aside. The Sea Bass 6 7- oz. white sea bass fillets,
skin on, scaled, boned Spread leek and fennel mixture
on flesh side of sea bass. Heat olive oil in non-stick skillet at
medium heat. Place sea bass, leek and fennel side down in skillet.
Cook 2 minutes without browning. Flip over. Place in oven. Cook approx.
6-10 minutes, depending in thickness of fillet. Remove from oven.
Presentation 3 ounces duck prosciutto, thinly
sliced, rolled, into six portions ** Divide beans in center of 6 large
pasta plates. Place sea bass atop. Spoon shiraz reduction around plate.
Top sea bass with butter medallion, prosciutto, and thyme sprig. Garnish
dish with asparagus tips * Peruvian Lima Beans can be substituted
with your favorite bean |
Bon Appetit!!
Executive Chef Bernard Guillas
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