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Kerry Beal

Kerry Beal


add sauced pictured

I had serious trouble uploading pictures to the forum last night so I left the rest until this am - hopefully it will go more smoothly.

 

The Black and white was filled with a cheese ganache and an apple compote I'd say.

 

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Seared foie with sorrel

 

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Foie as pate with a croquante and white asparagus foam. 

 

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Butter poached maine lobster.

 

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Halibut with some sort of sauce - will have to get Franci to check in here.

 

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The pigs bladder table side!

 

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Which yielded two spears of asparagus that had been cooked 'en vessie' - same as en papillote but in a bladder instead of paper.These were served with a truffle puree under a potato puree and given a sauce of the stock they were cooked with that had been reduced down and I assume mounted with tons of butter. This was the first appearance of the elusive sauce spoon.

 

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Kerry Beal

Kerry Beal

I had serious trouble uploading pictures to the forum last night so I left the rest until this am - hopefully it will go more smoothly.

 

The Black and white was filled with a cheese ganache and an apple compote I'd say.

 

DSCN6318.jpg

 

Seared foie with sorrel

 

DSCN6319.jpg

 

Foie as pate with a croquante and white asparagus foam. 

 

DSCN6320.jpg

 

Butter poached maine lobster.

 

DSCN6321.jpg

 

Halibut with some sort of sauce - will have to get Franci to check in here.

 

DSCN6323.jpg

 

The pigs bladder table side!

 

DSCN6324.jpg

 

Which yielded two spears of asparagus that had been cooked 'en vessie' - same as en papillote but in a bladder instead of paper.These were served with a truffle puree under a potato puree and given a sauce of the stock they were cooked with that had been reduced down and I assume mounted with tons of butter. This was the first appearance of the elusive sauce spoon.

 

 

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