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Lamb marinated in coffee, sweet corn ragout and aromatic cress

from: Igor Macchia



Marinated coffee lamb:



Ingredient:



320
grams Lamb loin



Hot
espresso coffee



Star
anise



Juniper



Method
for marinated coffee lamb:



Marinate lamb with
hot coffee, juniper and star anise. Store in the refrigerator for 24 hours
before use.



Sweet corn
sauce:




Ingredients:



25
grams Chopped shallot



10 grams Un salted
butter



200 grams Sweet corn
tin



White wine



200 grams Whole
cream



100 grams Veal juice



Salt



Pepper



Method for
sweet corn sauce:




Heat butter in a pan and add shallots. After 2 minutes, add sweet corn,
sprinkle with wine, add cream and reduce by half. Control density and taste by
adding veal juice.



Xantana coffee
sauce:




Ingredients:



100
grams Espresso coffee



1 gram Xantana



Method for
xantana coffee sauce:




Combine the ingredients together with a hand-held mixer.



Ingredients for
presentation of the plate:





Marinated coffee lamb, Sweet corn sauce, Xantana coffee sauce, Fresh
salad, Fresh cress, Maldon salt, Salt Pepper, Olive oil, Veal juice



Method for
presentation of the plate:




Season lamb and cook in a hot pan with olive oil. Plate sweet corn
sauce, lamb cutlet and sliced

lamb loin. Garnish with salad and cress, as well as some coffee Xantana sauce
and Maldon salt.




 

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