- 10 langoustines
- 2 shallots
- As required Parsley
- 2 cloves of garlic
- 250ml Les vergers Boiron Blood Orange puree (Treat it like a glass of wine, so 250 ml)
- As required Salt
Poached Langoustines, Blood Orange recipe by Adam Handling
Poached Langoustines and Blood Orange recipe by Adam Handling using Les vergers Boiron Blood Orange puree
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Ingredients
Method
• Tie your langoustines 2 at a time by the tail to stop them from curling
• Slice the shallots and garlic and cook in a bit of olive oil
• Add langoustines
• Add a glass of blood orange puree (we are using this instead of white wine when doing a traditional steamed mussels or langoustines dish)
• Remove from the heat after cooking for 30 seconds each side
• Finish with salt and lots of fresh parsley
• Eat straight away – messy but it’s all about simple yet delicious flavors
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