Beef
Filet of Carpaccio with Mustard Aioli, Asparagus
Salad,
Truffle Oil and Reggiano Parmesa
By
Executive Chef James Ormsby, Plump Jack Café,
San Francisco, CA
Made
with:
Ridgefield Farms Premium Hereford Beef
Ingedients:
Use 3 ounces of clean beef filet
Oiled parchment Paper (round)
Meat Mallet
TT Salt and Pepper
Caper Berries
TT White Truffle Oil
Small Block of Parmesan Cheese
Procedure:
Between 2 oiled panchment paper rounds, pound
beef thin with a meat mallet, place on chilled
plate. Season with sah pepper, gamish with meyer
lemon mustard aioli, sprinkle with caper berries,
gamish with salad and shaved parmesan cheese,
drizzle white truffle oil.
Meyer
Lemon Mustard Aioli Ingredients:
3 Egg Yolks
1 cup pure Olive Oil
2 tbls. Dilon Mustard
1 tbls. chopped Garlic
1 tspn. Salt
1 rspn. Ground Black Pepper
3 tbls. Meyer Lemon Julce
1 tbls. Meyer Lemon Zest
Procedure:
Place eggs, mustard, garlic, sah pepper, Iemon
juice and zest in food processor bowl, process
for one minute, add oil slowly, taste for seasoning,
place into squeeze bottle for presentation,
reserve as needed.
Parsley/Asparagus
Salad Ingredients:
1 lb. green asparagus
1 cup picked Italian Parsley Leaves
TT Salt and Pepper
Meyer lemon juice of one Meyer lemon
2 tbls. Olive Oil
Procedure:
Peel and blanche asparagus in salted water.
Cool asparagus in ice water, slice into inch
long pieces. Toss with parsley leaves, season
with salt pepper, add lemon juice and olive
oil. Reserve till needed.
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