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From : JIM WELLER
Date : Sun Aug 28 2022 19:42:00

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     Title: Seared Hawaiian Shutome With Basil In A Thai Lobster Curry Sauce
Categories: Hawaiian, Fish, Chilies, Mushrooms, Lobster
     Yield: 8 Servings

          SEARED SHUTOME:
     8 x  3 1/2 oz. Hawaiian Shutome
          Fillets (Blue Marlin)
     3 tb Minced lemon grass
     1 tb Minced garlic
     1 tb Minced shallots
   1/2 tb Minced ginger
   1/2 tb Hichimi (Japanese chili
          Pepper mixture)
     6 oz A combination of green, red,
          And yellow bell peppers.
 2 1/2 oz Sliced fresh shitake
          Mushrooms
 1 1/2 oz Chinese peas
     3 tb Vegetable or olive oil
     7 oz Thai curry sauce
     7 oz Lobster butter sauce
     3 oz Tomato concassee
     1 oz Julienned basil
   1/2 oz Julienned Nori
          Radish sprouts and pickled
          Ginger (for garnish)
          LOBSTER PASTE:
   1/2 oz Chopped onions
   1/4 oz Chopped carrots
   1/4 oz Chopped celery
     8 oz Lobster shells
     1 tb Peanut Oil
   1/4 c  Minced parsley
     2    Minced garlic cloves
   1/2 ts Chopped taragon
     1    Chopped tomato
   1/4 c  Brandy
     1 c  White wine
     2 c  Water
          LOBSTER BUTTER SAUCE:
   3/4 c  White wine
     2 tb White vinegar
     1    Minced shallot
     2 tb Heavy cream
    10 oz Unsalted butter (room temp)
     1 oz Lobster paste
          Salt and white pepper

 Coat swordfish fillets with a mixture of lemon grass, garlic,
 shallots, ginger and hichimi; set aside. Saute bell peppers,
 shitake mushrooms and Chinese peas in 2 tablespoons of the oil for
 1 minute. Baste fish with remaining 1 tablespoon of oil. In a
 sauce pan, combine Thai curry sauce, lobster butter sauce,
 tomatoes and basil; gently heat for 1 minute. Heat a heavy cast
 iron skillet to 400 deg. F (205 deg C) and cook fish for 3
 minutes, turning once. Divide bell peppers, shiitake mushrooms and
 Chinese peas between four plates. Top with swordfish fillets and
 pour sauce around fish. Sprinkle with nori strips and garnish with
 radish sprouts and pickled ginger. Makes 4 servings.

 Lobster Paste: In a large saucepan saute onions, carrots, celery,
 and lobster shells in peanut oil. When vegetables are semi-soft
 stir in parsley, garlic, tarragon, and tomato. Deglaze with brandy
 and stir in white wine; reduce to 1/3. Add water and slowly cook
 for 40 minutes. If possible pulverize lobster shells and
 vegetables; strain through a fine sieve. Reduce liquid to the
 consistency of a runny paste.

 Lobster Butter Sauce: In a heavy saucepan simmer white wine, white
 vinegar, and shallots over low heat. Reduce to about 1 teaspoon of
 liquid. Stir in heavy cream and reduce to half. Slowly add
 unsalted butter and whisk continuously. Strain sauce and add the
 lobster paste. season to taste with salt and white pepper.

 Thai Curry sauce: 1 oz chopped celery 1 oz chopped onions 1/2 oz
 chopped carrots 2 Tbsp peanut oil 7 oz Veal stock 3 1/2 oz coconut
 milk 1 cup heavy cream 1/2 oz Massaman Thai curry paste Sautee
 celery, carrots, and basil in peanut oil. When vegetables are
 lightly browned and semi soft, add veal stock. Gently simmer sauce
 until reduced to one third. stir in coconut milk and heavy cream.
 Add curry paste; continue to cook slowly. Puree sauce by pressing
 it through a strainer. Reduce more, if necessary. Makes 1 cup.

 From: Flynkat

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Cheers

Jim


... What you have, eat. - Hawaiian proverb

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