Fried cod with Jerusalem artichoke purée

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The flavour of the Jerusalem artichoke goes perfectly with that of the cod.  The sauce gives the dish an additional lift.  The dish is of premium quality and can be served as a starter or as a main course.

Preparation Time: 30 Mins

Cooking Time: 1 Hr

Total Time: 1½ Hrs

Ingredients

For 4 servings…

1                    Carrot  - diced        

1                    Shallot  - chopped finely         

200 ml             Stock  - fish

200 ml             Wine  - red 

500 gms          Jerusalem artichokes

100 gms          Potatoes    

                     Salt          

60 gms            Mascarpone

                     Pepper  - freshly ground, black 

90 gms            Butter       

1 fillet             Cod  - cut into 6 pieces          

2 tbs               Parsley  - flat, chopped          

Method

Put the carrot and shallot into a saucepan with the fish stock, reduce the liquid by halve on medium heat, add the wine and then slightly reduce it for 10 minutes.  Pass this sauce though a fine strainer.

Peel the Jerusalem artichokes and potatoes.  Cook them separately for 25 minutes in boiling salted water.  Blend them to form a purée.  Dry this purée for 5 minutes on low heat, stir in the mascarpone, adjust the salt and pepper and stir in 10 gms of the butter.

Over a low heat, whisk 40 gms of the butter, cut into small pieces, into the strained sauce.  Adjust the seasoning.

Fry the cod pieces for 2 minutes on each side in the remaining butter.  Sprinkle it with salt and pepper.

Shape the Jerusalem artichoke purée into “quenelles” with a dessert spoon and place three near the centre of each plate.  Spread the cod pieces in the middle, drizzle with sauce and sprinkle with chopped parsley.

Serve without further delay.

Variations

The sauce can be further improved by replacing the red wine with 200 ml of sauce Bordelaise.

Wine recommendations

A robust white wine.

Conventional

     Mâcon

Interesting

     Chablis

     Côte Chalonnaise blanc

     Côtes du Jura chardonnay

     Lirac blanc

 

 

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