Ingredients
For the Cured Sea Bass
- 100g sea bass
- yuzu kosho
For the Amazu Pickled shallot
- 10g fresh shallot
- 50g rice vinegar
- 15g sugar
- 1g kombu
For the Cured Cherry Tomato
- 30g red and yellow cherry tomatoes
- salt
- sugar
For the Yuzu Ceviche Vinaigrette
- 90g unsalted yuzu juice
- 30g extra virgin olive oil
- 30g grapeseed oil
- 25g Aji Amarillo
- 5g garlic
- 5g Maldon sea salt
- 1g honey
- 1g yuzu kosho
- 1g pink peppercorns
For the Chive Oil
- 50g chives
- 100g grapeseed oil
For Garnish & Seasoning
- coriander cress
- red radish discs
- 5g organic char caviar
Method
For the Cured Sea bass
- Cut the sea bass into 1.5cm cubes.
- Cure sea bass with 2% yuzu kosho in a vacuum bag for 2 hours.
For the Amazu Pickled Shallot
- Slice the shallot into 2mm rings using a mandoline.
- Prepare pickling liquid by mixing the rice vinegar, sugar and kombu together in a bowl. Let it sit for 2 hours for all the kombu to be infused.
- Then add the shallot rings and leave to pickle overnight.
For the Cured Tomato
- Char the tomato skin using a blow torch and then peel the skin off.
- Cure the tomatoes by adding 2% salt and 1% sugar.
For the Yuzu Ceviche Vinaigrette
- Add all ingredients into a blender and blend well until it’s fully homogenised.
For the Chive Oil
- Boil the chives in salted boiling water.
- Once boiled, chill them in iced water and then squeeze out excess water.
- Cut boiled chives into small pieces and place them in a blender with the grapeseed oil. Blend well and then pass it through a muslin cloth.
To Plate
- Mix together the 100g of cured sea bass with the 30g of cured tomatoes and 10g of pickled shallots and place on a plate.
- Top the ceviche with the char caviar and then garnish with some coriander cress and red radish discs.
- Mix together 20g yuzu vinaigrette with 5g chive oil and then pour it alongside the ceviche.
Recipe courtesy of Masaki Sugisaki of Dinings SW3