Santiago with asparagus
Other · Total time : 45 min · Prep : 30 min · Cook : 15 min · 4 servings
Allergens : Tree nuts, Milk, Molluscs
Ingredients
For 4 servings
- 24 24 Green Asparagus(s)
- 20 20 slice(s) Chorizo
- 16 16 Saint-Jacques nuts
- 30 g 30 g Butter
- 15 cl 15 cl Flower cream
- 2 2 Grated Parmesan
Method
- 1.Preheating
- 2.Start by preheating your oven to 120°C to warm asparagus and cream afterwards without cooking them more. Prepare all the necessary ingredients on your work plan to facilitate the next steps.
- 3.Preparation of asparagus
- 4.Wash the green asparagus carefully and peel the base if necessary. Cut the hard ends and cut them in half if they are long. Dip them into a large saucepan of salty boiling water and cook until they are tender but still slightly crisp, about 8 to 10 minutes. Then refresh them in ice water to fix their color, then drain them.
- 5.Preparation of Parmesan Cream
- 6.Pour the flower cream into a saucepan over low heat. Add the grated parmesan. Gently whisk to melt the cheese and get a thick, smooth cream. Season with salt and pepper according to your taste. Reserve this cream in a warm bath or in a soft oven.
- 7.Seizure of chorizo
- 8.In a hot skillet, sauté chorizo slices for a few minutes without fat until they become crispy. Drain them on absorbent paper to remove excess fat. Reserve them in a warm place until the final assembly.
- 9.Cooking of the Saint-Jacques
- 10.Wipe the nuts and, if necessary, remove the side muscle. Heat butter in a large skillet over high heat. Place the Santiagos and grab them 1 to 2 minutes on each side to get a nice color while keeping a pearly heart. Season with salt and pepper after cooking.
- 11.Mounting and dressing
- 12.Spread the warm asparagus harmoniously on the hot plates, then cover them with a cream ribbon with Parmesan. Place the golden scallop nuts above and the crisp chorizo slats. Add, if desired, some lemon zests to bring freshness and shine to the dish.
- 13.Service
- 14.Serve this delicate entry immediately to preserve the tenderness of the Santiagos and the contrast of textures between Parmesan emulsion, crispy chorizo and crispy asparagus. Add a dry white wine or a raw champagne to enhance flavours.