Abalone sashimi, rosé jelly and wild scampi caviar by Umar Nguyen

A dish to impress dinner guests, this Two Oceans abalone recipe is not only aesthetic but tastes as good as it looks.

Serves 1

Cooking tip: If you are using live abalone, place in an ice slurry to relax the meat for 15-20 minutes.

 

Ingredients

1 abalone
125ml rosé wine
31gm gelatine powder
50ml boiling water
5gm wild scampi caviar
1 clean abalone shell

Methods

  1. Boil 50ml water, add gelatine powder mix with whisk, once gelatine powder is dissolved, add all the rosé wine in. Mix in bowl until combined.
  2. Line the base of baking tray with grease proof paper. Pour in Rosé wine. Place in fridge until set.
  3. Meanwhile, if using live abalone, place in ice slurry to relax the meat for 15-20 minutes. Using a tablespoon, place the spoon against the muscle at the top of the shell where it is attached, scoop out the flesh, the meat should just pop. Hold the shell down with the spoon and pull the meat back and separate from the gut membrane. You may need a knife to cut the membrane. Using a paper towel dry the abalone meat. Slice thinly, horizontally (to obtain rose flower shape abalone slice) into 2mm slices.
  4. Once rosé jelly is set. Remove from baking tray, using knife and finely chop jelly

Serving tips

Place rock salt in centre of plate, place abalone shell on top. Using teaspoon, place rosé jelly. Layer finely sliced abalone into shell. Top with scampi caviar. Or using teaspoon, place rosé jelly. Using 1 slice of abalone, roll into shape of rose and place in centre. Finish with wild scampi caviar on top of abalone rosé.

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