Fish

Smoked char with pickled spicy potatoes, smoked cheese cream, vendace roe and cheesy crisp bread

Serves 10 Smoked Char crème 1            Fillet of Arctic Char 300 ml   Cooking oil 1 tbsp     Dijon 1 tbsp     Champagne vinegar 2             Egg yolks Smoke the char well with a smoking gun 5-6 times. Bake the char at 180°C for 20 minutes. Mix the baked char with cooking oil. Mix egg yolks, champagne vinegar and […]

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Smoked arctic char with butter baked potatoes, trout roe and pickled mustard seeds

Serves 10 as part of a larger menu or 4-6 more generous portions Créme of smoked arctic char 1                    Fillet of Arctic Char 300 ml           Crown dill oil 1 tbsp            Dijon mustard 1 tbsp            Champagne vinegar 2                    Egg yolks Smoke the char with a smoke gun 5-6 times, allowing the smoke to […]

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Quickly cured herring with creamy potato foam, Christmas bread crisp and bleak roe from Kalix

Serves 10 as a starter   Herring 10                  Fillets of herring 50 ml             Pickling liquid (0,5 part salt, 1 part spirit vinegar, 1 part sugar, 1 part water) 1                    Brown onion 1 sprig            Dill ½                   Lemon Remove the skin from the herring. Peel the onion and slice it using a mandolin. Place […]

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Cod with fried mussles, smoked kale and mussle foam

Serves 4-6 as a main course Baked potato cream 500 g              Large potatoes 150 g              Butter 600 ml            Milk 100 g              Sour cream –                     Champagne vinegar Bake the potatoes in an oven at 200°C until a core temperature of 98°C. Cut the potatoes open and scoop out the inside into a bowl. Bring […]

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Lobster with potato flatbread, grapefruit, shiso leaves and celery

Serves 10 as a starter or 4 as a main course Potato flatbread 400 g             Large potatoes 200 g             Wheat flour 20 g               Butter Arla® 1 tbsp            Rapeseed oil 1 tsp              Coriander seeds Grind the coriander seeds coarsely. Heat them in a saucepan with the oil and allow the aromas […]

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