torched kingfish cured in green olive brine, horseradish & cara cara orange
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Category
Appetisers
Cuisine
South American
Author:
Juan Lantadilla Tapia, Antara
Servings
8
Seafood is an essential part of the cuisine in South America and often serves as the starting point for a meal. Olive brine makes for a great way to cure fish with, and it imparts such lovely flavour!

Ingredients
Torched Kingfish
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450g Kingfish loin
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1 Mount Zero Green Olives in Brine Pouch
Horseradish Cream
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200g crème fraîche
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10g parsley, chopped
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10g dill, chopped
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20g horseradish, freshly grated
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5g Mount Zero Pink Lake Salt
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10g seeded mustard
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5g Dijon mustard
To Serve
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1 Cara Cara orange
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2 sticks of celery
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Mount Zero Frantoio Extra Virgin Olive Oil, to finish
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1 small piece of horseradish, to finish
Directions
Torched Kingfish
Separate the brine from the olives in the pouch and use it to brine the fish for 3 hours. Pat dry using paper towels.
Place the kingfish on a grill rack and sear quickly with a blowtorch on all sides. Allow to cool down, and then cut into 9 even slices with a sharp knife.
Horseradish Cream
Place crème fraîche in a food processor or blender until slightly whipped. Mix in other ingredients and test for seasoning, adjusting if necessary.
Celery Slices
Cut the celery to 10cm.
with the help of a vegetable peeler take ribbons out of the celery and place them on the ice bath to help them curl up. Keep aside.
Cara Cara Orange Segments
Cut the top and bottom of the orange and peel them very carefully to not leave any white membrane left.
Cut the oranges segments one by one and reserve 8. Juice the leftovers to use on the celery salad.
To Serve
Display the kingfish slices on the middle of the plate, followed by a drop of the cream, orange segment and slice of olive on each slice
In a mixing bowl, dress the celery ribbons with some of the olive brine, olive oil and orange juice from the orange scraps.
Finish the dish with the celery salad, fresh horseradish grated over the top and a drizzle of extra virgin olive oil.