- 6 Quails eggs
- 50g Natural Smoked Haddock
- 100g Haddock
- 1 Egg yolk
- 25g clariifed butter infused with a tspn of curry powder.
- 25ml Double cream
- 100g Cooked Japanese sticky rice (Add ginger and garlic whilst cooking and remove once cooked)
- Fresh Bradcrumbs
- White Pepper
Kedgeree Quails Eggs
Hugh McGivern
2nd May 2012
Kedgeree Quails Eggs
Quail is a lightly flavoured meat that is paired well with a diverse range of flavours, from sherry cinnamon. Take your cooking to the next level with the following Kedgeree Quails Eggs recipe. This little ball of joy is another recipe from my proposed book. There is a bit of work to it but the end result is amazing and get people talking.
Ingredients
Method
To soft boil the eggs bring a pan of water to the boil with a pinch of salt, place the eggs in a small basket and drop into the water, boil for exactly 1 minute and chill in iced water straight away.
Place both types of fish in a food blender and blitz till smooth, fold in the cream and add a little pepper to season, chill to stiffen.
When the sticky rice has been cooked and chilled, roll out thinly between 2 sheets of cling film.
Take the Quails eggs and gently remove the shell, with a small syringe push into the egg and draw out the yolk and squeeze into a bowl, add the other yolk and warm clarified butter with the curry powder, beat till chilled. With the syringe draw up the curry mix and inject back into the Quails Egg.
Split the mousse into 6 and flatten in your hand, place the egg in the middle and surround with the mousse, cut out a circle of the sticky rice and place around the mousse, seal with wet fingers. Roll in fresh breadcrumbs and allow to chill and settle.
Heat a deep fat fryer to 180C, place the eggs in the basket and deep fry till golden gently shaking the basket. Drain onto kitchen paper.
To serve, dress some rocket and frissee with a little lemon and olive oil. Cut each egg in half and place 3 halves per portion. Enjoy.
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