KACHEN #16 (Autumn 2018) English edition
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Kabocha pumpkin gnocchi with smoked trout, burrata and pear<br />
Serves 4 1 hour + 90 minutes cooking time<br />
+ 24 hours rest<br />
For the trout<br />
• 1 fillet of salmon trout, about 500 g • 250 g coarse salt<br />
• 100 g sugar • 10 g pink peppercorns • 10 g juniper berries<br />
For the pumpkin gnocchi<br />
• 1 pumpkin (Kabocha) • 1 kg potatoes • coarse salt<br />
• 300 g Parmesan cheese • 435 g flour • 1 egg<br />
For the pear compote<br />
• 2 pears • 100 g apple cider vinegar • 75 g sugar<br />
To serve<br />
• 1 smoked burrata • 10 g trout eggs • 50 g granola<br />
• 1 small spring onion • A few edible flowers<br />
For the trout<br />
For the trout, mix 100 g sugar with 250 g coarse salt, the juniper<br />
berries and pink peppercorns in a bowl. Bone the trout, cover<br />
with the salt, sugar and spice mix and cure for 24 hours in the<br />
fridge. Then brush off the salt, dunk the trout in cold water for<br />
30 minutes and cut into thin slices just before serving.<br />
For the pumpkin gnocchi<br />
Wrap the pumpkin in aluminium foil and place in the preheated<br />
oven (180 °C). Bake for 90 minutes. Add a layer of coarse salt<br />
in the bottom of an oven dish. Add the unpeeled potatoes and<br />
place in the oven. Bake with the pumpkin for another hour at<br />
180 °C.<br />
Take 400 g pumpkin flesh and 600 g potato. Reduce on the<br />
stove for 5 minutes in two separate pots, stirring constantly. Add<br />
the reduced pumpkin and potato purées to a large saucepan<br />
and then add the grated Parmesan cheese, the flour and the<br />
egg. Mix well and shape into small balls by hand. Then press<br />
with a fork on a board to create the typical gnocchi pattern.<br />
Cook in a pot of boiling salted water for 2 minutes.<br />
For the pear compote<br />
Peel core and sice the pears. Combine with the apple cider<br />
vinegar and 75 g of sugar in a saucepan, and simmer for 1 hour<br />
on low heat. Let cool and blend until smooth.<br />
To serve<br />
Place 5 to 6 gnocchi on each plate and decorate with sliced<br />
trout. Punch out a few pieces of burrata with a cookie cutter and<br />
arrange on top. Decorate with trout eggs, muesli, pear compote,<br />
spring onion slices and edible flowers.<br />
RECIPE THOMAS MURER PHOTO RAMUNAS ASTRAUSKAS<br />
86 | <strong>KACHEN</strong> | 3 / <strong>2018</strong>