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»feine adressen – finest« – Edition Hannover II/2023

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gourmet<br />

Cod · Beurre Blanc · Grape<br />

Cod Fish<br />

Cod loins ca. 800gr<br />

Salt<br />

Sugar<br />

Beurre Blanc<br />

Tomatoes 130 g<br />

Champignons 130 g<br />

Onion 130 g<br />

Parmesan cheese 90 g<br />

White wine 390 ml<br />

Water 130 ml • Butter 230 g • Salt<br />

Grapes<br />

White grapes, 4-8 pc<br />

Clean the loins and pickle with salt and sugar. After four hours, rinse in<br />

cold water. Roll the loins in cling film, then freeze. The next day, cut the<br />

rolls and vacuum seal them with lemon oil. Cook in a sous vide cooker<br />

at 46° Celsius for 7 minutes.<br />

Cut the vegetables and Parmesan into small pieces and bring to<br />

the boil in the water. Add the white wine and simmer for an hour.<br />

Puree everything together in a blender and pass through a fine sieve.<br />

Whisky in the butter and season to taste with salt.<br />

Finely slice the grapes.<br />

Arrangement<br />

Put the Beurre Blanc in a deep plate. Place the cod on top and garnish with the finely sliced grapes.<br />

Recipe for 4 servings<br />

Michelin-starred chef Robin Pietsch runs two restaurants in Wernigerode in the Harz Mountains, just a few kilometres from his birthplace,<br />

both of which have been awarded one star by the Guide Michelin. At ZeitWerk he has been serving traditional Harz dishes since<br />

2012, with a modern twist and his own interpretation. Clear lines of flavour, intense aromas and first-class product quality are the Pietsch<br />

Restaurant with only 14 seats. Robin Pietsch was named »Gastronome of the Year <strong>2023</strong>« by the Falstaff Restaurant and Inn Guide.<br />

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www.robin-pietsch.de<br />

© Foto: Ben Kruse

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