Chloe Cale
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🦞🧈Mini Lobster Rolls with Old Bay Aioli This one is an unforgettable seafood dish that I love and soooo worth it; such a fun summer appetizer that will impress your guests... or yourself, bc it's THAT easy. 🔥Old Bay Aioli: Mix about 1/3 cup of mayo with a squeeze of lemon juice, one clove of minced garlic, and old bay, salt, pepper, paprika and garlic & onion powder. I didn't measure these, but maybe start with a 1/2 tablespoon of @OLD BAY Seasoning, adjust to your liking. I like a lot! 🦞 Lobster: Quick note on this: I made 4 rolls and used the rest of the lobster in a lobster salad. I probably could have gotten 8 mini rolls out of 2 tails, so keep that in mind! 👉🏼I cut 2 lobster tails into small chunks. Simmer a stick of butter (should be good butter, like @Kerrygold USA) over medium low heat, add in two slivered garlic cloves and simmer for a minute until fragrant. Add in the lobster, and season. I used salt, garlic & onion powder; this doesn't need a lot, I used about a tsp each. 🧈Gently poach the lobster in the butter until it is no longer translucent and is completely opaque. It should take about 3 minutes but may vary depending on your stove; as long as all of the lobster is opaque and the meat is firm but yields lightly when pressed, you're set. 🍞Brioche: - Slice the sides off your mini brioche rolls. - Wipe out the pan you poached the lobster in - add a tbsp or 2 more butter - toast the rolls over medium heat on either side until golden. This can move quick so keep an eye on them. Finally, stuff the rolls full of lobster, garnish with extra butter if you like (I'm not judging) and chives. These are delightful with caviar, not to mention impressive if you're serving to guests, so do whatever you like with that information 😌 #gourmetmeals #lobster #easylunchanddinnerideas #deliciousmeals #dinnercooking
Chloe Cale193,900 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce
“Dirty” Beurre Blanc over Seared Scallops 🧈 @SitkaSeafoodMarket gifted me these dry-packed scallops, and they were the perfect excuse to make this sauce. After tasting how high quality their seafood is, I can personally recommend them! My take on a classic beurre blanc keeps the traditional emulsification technique but “dirties” it with scallop fond, browned butter, and black truffle. 👉🏼Recipe: Scallops • Dry-packed sea scallops (enough for 2 people) • Kosher salt & freshly cracked black pepper • 2 tbsp neutral oil (grapeseed or avocado) “Dirty” Beurre Blanc • 2 tbsp butter (for browning) • 1 shallot, finely minced • 1/2 cup Champagne • 1/2 cup Champagne vinegar • ~5 tbsp cold unsalted butter, cubed (adjust as needed) • 1–2 tbsp black truffle butter (or regular butter if you don't have it, will still be delicious) • Kosher salt & black pepper, to taste Method 1. Brown 2 tbsp butter until nutty and deep golden. Transfer to a bowl to cool. 2. Pat scallops completely dry. Season just before cooking. Heat oil in a stainless steel skillet over medium-high and sear about 1½ minutes per side until deeply golden. Transfer to a warm plate, leaving the fond behind. 3. Lower heat to medium. Cook shallot 1–2 minutes, then add Champagne and Champagne vinegar, scraping up the fond. Reduce to about 2 tbsp. 4. Strain the reduction, pressing gently on the shallots, then return the liquid to the pan over low heat. (Low is super important!!) 5. Whisk in a few spoonfuls of the cooled browned butter (try to include mostly the browned bits). Add the cold butter one cube at a time, whisking until fully emulsified before adding more. Do not let the sauce boil. 6. Whisk in the truffle butter. Season to taste (I used truffle salt). Note: If the sauce is close to your desired consistency after ~4 tbsp of butter, you can stop there and finish with the truffle butter instead of adding more regular butter. 7. Serve immediately over the scallops. Enjoy! #scallops #beurreblanc #homemadefood #foodie
Chloe Cale37,500 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce
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