2 July 2018
Recipes

Halibut

Connor J Lowrey

Halibut | Apple | Tempura Oyster | Borage | Lumpfish Roe | Dill

Connor J Lowrey recipe with images using nurtured in norfolk’s micro cress, edible flowers, edible leaves, herbs, sea veg, pea shoots and micro/baby veg.

Method

Apple Puree:

Peel and roast the apples with the butter, and sugar. Really well roast the apples until deep dark brown as this gives you the colour in the end product, which will result in a smooth, creamy deep caramel apple taste. Blend until smooth, Pass through a fine sieve. (Keep warm to serve).

 

Dill oil:

Take the Dill. And the oil. Heat the oil to 100°, pour into a blender on top of the Dill, high power for 10 minutes until the colour has full “bled” into the oil, place into a bowl with ice underneath and chill. (ready to serve)

 

Tempura:

Take the dry ingredients of plain corn and Gram Flour. Season. Keep back about 10 grams of Gram flour for the Oyster itself. Combine dry pour in your sparkling water.

Place 1 Oyster in the Gram Flour and then the batter mix fry on 190 for one minute. Do this right before serving this dish.

 

Heavy Oyster Cream:

Boil the cream by half, season, whisk in 25g butter, Place in second Oyster, and stick blend until smooth

 

Halibut:

Cook the fish for about 3 minutes on one side on medium heat in non-stick pan, once turned take off the heat and leave in the pan, the resilient heat will cook the fish.

Ingredients

  • Halibut (200g)
  • Green Apples (500g)
  • Butter (250g)
  • Demerara Sugar (125g)
  • Cornflour (100g)
  • Plain Flour (50g)
  • Gram Flour (50g)
  • Sparkling Water (100ml)
  • Lumpfish Roe (20g)
  • Dill (200g)
  • Neutral Oil (Vegetable) (50g)
  • Heavy (Double) Cream (25g)
  • Rock Oyster (2)
  • Borage (Garnish)