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| SEAFOOD
CHOWDER |
RECIPE
BY TALLYRAND |
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Ingredients
| butter |
100
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gm |
| mixed
seafood |
700
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gm |
| onion |
40
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gm |
| carrot |
40
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gm |
| leek |
40
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gm |
| brandy |
40
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ml |
| dry
white wine |
40
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ml |
| flour |
50
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gm |
| fish
/ seafood stock |
1
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lt |
| cream |
100
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ml |
| tomato
paste (optional) |
40
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gm |
| seasoning |
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sq |
Method
- Melt
the butter in a thick bottom pan
- Add
the seafood and sweat for 5 minutes without colouring
- Add
the vegetables (cut into brunoise or macedoine / small
dice)
- Add
the brandy and flambé, add wine and reduce
- Remove
from the heat and add the flour (and tomato paste)
return to heat and cook out
- Cool
slightly and add the warmed stock (a light chicken
stick may also be used)
- Stir
until smooth and bring to the boil, season
- Simmer
for 1 hour stirring occasionally to prevent burning
- Add
cream just prior to serving
- 75
gms of butter may be added to give a final enriching
flavour
- Finish
with chopped chives or shredded coriander
Chef's
Tip:
Bags
of frozen mixed seafood are available from supermarkets
and are often called or referred to as 'marinara'.
If
you are using fresh shellfish cook the them as follows:
- Place
into a large saucepan with a wide bottom (or cook
them in small batches)
- Add
just enough water to cover the bottom of the pan
and place over a high heat with a lid on: this will
steam them and retain the maximum of flavour
- Allow
to steam until cooked (until the shell opens), shake
the pan from time to time to distribute the heat
evenly
- Strain,
but retain the cooking liquid and use this as your
stock for the soup
- Pick
the flesh out of the shells once cool
- Repeat
as required
Enjoy
and bon appetit . . . . .
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Chef's
terminology:

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lt |
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litres |
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tsp |
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teaspoon |
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ml |
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millelitres |
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tbs |
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tablespoon |
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kg |
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kilograms |
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sq |
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sufficient
quantity (add to taste) |
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gm |
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grams |
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pc |
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piece,
meaning a whole one of |
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Recipe
from professional
Chef Tallyrand

Email
Hub-UK : info@hub-uk.com

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