We often have a limited amount of time to prepare items especially when certain line cooks fail to prepare their stations for the night. We use a tomato tomato concasse pretty regularly at the restaurant. Not having prepared our concasse for the night and needing some quickly I was reminded about a method I had used before for terrine of tomatoes and shrimp. We actually use our creme brulee torch in order to char the skin of the tomato. It adds a very light almost grilled flavor to the tomato and actually keeps the flesh in better condition than blanching in water because the heat is so extreme. I enjoyed the change so much we are actually using this method for our grilled tuna special.
The tuna is marinated and grilled for a Basque style plate.
Saturday, March 29, 2008
On the Fly
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Colin,
I followed your link over from Michael Ruhlman's site. Nice little place you have here! Looking forward to keeping an eye on things. Come visit me at http://chowbelly.wordpress.com
Posted from Pittsboro btw!!
Love your site. You are always trying to burn something aren't you? Cook, create, comment!
Todd
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