Vegetable Tartare with Green Sorbet

Vegetable Tartare with Green Sorbet

Sauces and Marinades • French

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Time 40 minutes
Ingredients 22
Servings 2

Description

The sorbet can be made in an ice cream maker or a food processor. Doing it by hand is quite tedious and requires stirring the freezing mixture for three hours, so it's easier to use store-bought sorbet. Alternatively, you can make a fine granita instead of sorbet: mix all the ingredients except the stabilizer and place them in the freezer for about two hours, stirring vigorously with a fork every 15 minutes.

Ingredients

  • Tarragon 0 oz
  • Sweet Pepper 0 oz
  • Celery salt 0 oz
  • Carrot 0 oz
  • Fennel 0 oz
  • Green Apples 0 oz
  • Cucumbers 0 oz
  • Tomatoes 0 oz
  • Olive Oil 0 fl oz
  • Cilantro 0 oz
  • Flower Salt 0 oz
  • Spaghetti 0 oz
  • Balsamic Vinegar 0 fl oz
  • Sesame Oil 0 fl oz
  • Toasted Sesame 0 oz
  • Sugar 5 oz
  • Lime Juice 0 fl oz
  • Water 25 fl oz
  • Meyer Lemon Juice 10 fl oz
  • Mint 0 oz
  • Chervil 0 oz
  • Sorbet Stabilizer 0 oz

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1

Using a slicer, cut two or three slices from the carrot and arrange them on a plate in a square shape.

Step 2

Dice the remaining carrot and the vegetables, except for the tomatoes, into small cubes. Add a pinch of tarragon, drizzle with olive oil, and add a tablespoon of lemon juice. Cut the tomatoes into medium-sized cubes. Stir in the chopped cilantro and a pinch of fleur de sel. Dress with olive oil and a tablespoon of lemon juice.

Step 3

Make chips from spaghetti: fry the dry pasta in sesame oil, drizzle with lime juice, and sprinkle with sesame seeds.

Step 4

Prepare the sorbet. Blanch the mint, remaining tarragon, and chervil, then add fresh lemon juice and stabilizer. Blend the mixture and then pass it through a sorbet maker.

Step 5

Using a round mold, layer the seasoned vegetables onto the carrot square. Top with a scoop of sorbet, a spaghetti chip, and a sprig of chervil. It is best to serve when the sorbet has slightly melted, allowing it to soak into the vegetables like a dressing.

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