Scallop Carpaccio with Green Tea and Lemon Grass Recipe
Flavors of Ontario
Total time: less than 15 minutes
Preparation time: A few minutes
Cooking time: None
Difficulty: Easy
Chef's Note
I use Japanese Afternoon tea, a blend of green tea and chamomile that has a wonderful flavor.
This carpaccio can be served on its own. Personally, I like to top it with julienned cucumber and radish and a few grilled shrimp to balance the hot and cold. Sometimes I even add a spoonful of caviar.
Ingredients
- scallops
- 4 tbsp. grapeseed oil
- 1 tbsp. Green tea and chamomile infusion
- 1 tbsp. lemon grass infusion (lemon grass and lemon juice)
Accompaniments
- Cucumber
- Radish
- Shrimp
- Caviar
Method
- infuse a stalk of lemongrass, cut into pieces, in some warmed lemon juice so that it can better absorb the flavors;
- infuse 1 tsp. green tea in 4 tsp. hot water for 2 minutes;
- combine the ingredients for the marinade;
- thinly slice the raw scallops; cover with the marinade and let rest for just a few minutes;
- top with julienned cucumber and radish, grilled shrimp and caviar.
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