Wild garlic sauce. Boil two eggs hard in about
10 minutes. Clean a large bunch of wild garlic
leaves and remove the coarse stems. Coarsely
chop the leaves. Peel the eggs and separate
the white from the egg yolk.
Crush the egg yolks with a fork. Mix with a
tablespoon of mustard and the same amount of
white balsamic vinegar and put the preparation
in a large mixing cup.
Slowly add the olive oil in a thin stream while
keeping the immersion blender in the mixing
bowl. We don't make mayonnaise, so don't
panic if there is no bonding.
Put a tablespoon of capers, the egg whites and
the wild garlic in the regular blender and mix
briefly. Mix with the sauce. Season with salt,
pepper and a dash of lemon juice.
haddock
and asparagus with
wild garlic sauce
The asparagus. Peel white asparagus
thoroughly and steam them in about ten
minutes, depending on the thickness. Keep
warm.
The haddock. Portion the haddock pieces and
fry them in sparkling butter for 2 minutes on
each side. Keep covered and warm. Place 2
slices of dried ham between two sheets of
parchment paper. Put them under weight in the
microwave for 1 minute. Allow to evaporate and
crumble the ham. Chop a few sprigs of spring
onion. Mix with zest of unsprayed lemon.
Potatoes. Boil new potatoes in the peel, allow
to cool and cut into wedges. Fry these in hot
butter. Season with herbal salt.
On the plate. Start with a few asparagus and
put the fish on the end and the sauce on the
front. Cover the fish steaks with crumbled ham
and finish with chopped spring onion with zest
and optionally a slice of lemon.
pepper and salt
lemon
white asparagus
haddock
butter
dried ham
spring onions
new potatoes
herbal salt
Can't find wild garlic in the shop or in your
vegetable garden? Then replace it with fresh
young spinach leaves or even chervil.
eggs
wild garlic
mustard
white balsamic
vinegar
olive oil
capers
Ingredient
quantities
are
only
listed
when
absolutely
necessary.
Making
the
right
choices
when
following
a
recipe,
with
your
fiery
passion
for
cooking,
that's
creative cooking
!