
Salsify, salted lemon, black garlic
This dish consists of a tartlet made from wonton dough filled with a salsify salad.This amuse-bouche was created by Jan Smink. Jan is the owner of Restaurant Smink in Wolvega. Here, he and his kitchen team cook a gastronomic menu in the Smink style, with plenty of boldness and a great sense of experience. Jan Smink cooks with the products he grew up with as a farmer's son. The love for Friesland is evident on the plate, and together with his team, he provides a unique gastronomic experience. Especially for HANOS, Jan worked with Debic products to create refined savory amuses.Ingredients
Wonton wrappers
1Lemon juice
100gDebic Cream 35%
5units.itemsSalsify (peeled)
Pepper and salt
25gButter
chopped parsley
Salted lemon (juice)
45gYogurt
45gEgg white
35gBlack garlic
10gWhite aceto
190gSunflower oil
Salsify (peeled)
Preparation
- Cut the wonton into rounds with a small cutter.
- Press them between 2 tartelette molds and fry until light brown at 150°C in the fryer for about 4 minutes.
- Vacuum the salsify together with the Debic cream, butter, lemon, pepper, and salt.
- Cook the salsify sous-vide or in the steam oven at 85°C for 12 minutes.
- Let cool and cut into small pieces.
- Season the pieces with some of the cooled cooking liquid, pepper, salt, crème fraîche, chopped parsley, and juice from the salted lemon marinade.
- Mix all ingredients in a measuring jug and use a hand blender to blend into a thick cream.
- Season with salt and store in a piping bag.
- Slice the salsify into thin slices and fry at 150°C (not hotter, as it will become bitter).
- Fill the tartelette with the salsify mixture.
- Place a thick dot of black garlic cream on top.
- Scatter the salsify chips over it.



