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Prawn tartare canapé: a delicate, quick bite for the perfect welcome
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Some welcomes turn an ordinary afternoon into a meaningful moment. In the campaign we created with chef Nino Redruello, we wanted to focus on exactly that: cooking as a way of caring. This prawn tartare canapé is proof of it. Quick to prepare, elegantly flavoured, and ideal for doing something beautiful without spending hours in the kitchen. Perfect for greeting the people you love at home.
The story behind the dish
For Nino, the key is having everything ready so you can be present when guests arrive. This canapé works exactly like that. The infused oil is made in advance, the butter cream too, and in the last moment all you need to do is assemble. The prawn, raw and finely chopped, is seasoned with a gentle dressing that respects its flavour. A simple gesture that shows love is always in the details.
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Prawn tartare canapé with butter cream and roe
Ingredients (6 units)
180 g peeled raw prawn tails
Rye bread or thin sandwich bread
Mullet roe or salmon roe
1 spring fresh dill
Lime zest
For the oil:
250 ml sunflower or light olive oil,
1 garlic clove
3cm piece fresh ginger
A pinch of cayenne or dried chilli
For the butter cream:
200 g butter
250 ml liquid cream
salt and black pepper
Step by step
Make the infused oil:
Infuse garlic, ginger, and cayenne in oil for 20 minutes. Cool and set aside.Prepare the butter cream:
Whip the butter and add cream slowly until light and airy. Set aside.Toast the bread:
Toast thin slices in the oven until crisp.Make the tartare:
Chop the prawn and dress with the infused oil.Assemble the canapé:
On the toasted bread, place the tartare, a line of butter cream, roe, lime zest and dill.
Chef's tip
Serve very cold.
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