How To make Oysters Poached In White Wine
16 Freshly shucked oysters
6 oz Dry white wine
2 oz Olive oil
2 oz Fresh lemon juice
1/4 ts Salt
1/4 ts White pepper
1/4 ts Dried thyme
1/4 ts Dried chervil
1 ts Chopped fresh parsley
1 Garlic clove, crushed
Place all ingredients in nonreactive pot. Bring to a boil over moderate heat. Remove from heat and allow to cool to room temperature. Remove crushed garlic clove before serving. Serves four as a first course, two as a light entree. This elegant first course looks very attractive served in clear glass bowls or clear stemmed dessert dishes. Be sure to serve fresh heated French bread with sweet butter to sop up these wonderful juices.
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00:00 The French Laundry's signature dish
00:10 Soak the Pearls
00:23 Shuck the Oysters
01:33 Cook the Tapioca
02:14 Cook the Sabayon
03:13 Make the Sauce
04:29 Tasting
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200 grams butter ( salted or unsalted)
50 ml dry white wine
25 ml white wine vinegar
30 grams shallots
50 ml cream (heavy cream)
salt and white pepper to season
a pinch of cayenne pepper (optional)
the shallot can be discarded or kept in the sauce ( it is up to you)
if you keep the shallot I would advise cooking them first in 50 ml fish fumet then start the reduction
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Oysters Gratinées
Oysters like a fine dining restaurant
For a romantic meal, a celebration or just because you love them, oysters should be eaten more often. This Oysters Gratinées recipe is very simple to make with few ingredients, and you’ll feel like you’re in a fancy restaurant. I used fresh oysters that I shucked myself but you can skip this step and buy them already opened. Any fish monger will do that for you. If you wish to shuck them yourself, you’ll need a special knife and please be very careful. The advantage of doing it yourself is that you know they are fresh, plus they retain all the seawater which has all that oyster flavour. Pre opened shop bought ones are usually washed and lack that extra flavour. But don’t worry, as long as they are fresh, you will still love them. The recipe simply makes a shallot, white wine and butter reduction and the oyster is topped with crème fraiche. That’s virtually it, how simple is that. And when you sample it you won’t believe how great they taste. Make Oysters Gratinées today.
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