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QimiQ
Benefits
Acid stable and does not curdle
Binds with fluid - no separation of ingredients
Creamy consistency
30
easy
Tips
Instead of salmon you can also use the trout or char fillets. I usually use the Weber vegetable basket to grill the fish, this prevents the fish from sticking. You can also grill the fish on cedar planks.
Ingredients for 10 portions
For the gazpacho sauce
150
g
QimiQ Classic
375
g
Cucumber(s),
coarsely chopped
5
Green onion(s)
40
g
Cilantro / coriander,
coarsely chopped
200
g
Green bell pepper(s),
coarsely chopped
2
small
Garlic clove(s),
finely chopped
50
ml
Balsamic vinegar,
white
1
shot
Tabasco sauce,
to taste
100
ml
Olive oil
For the salmon and ciabatta salad
10
Salmon fillet(s) 100 g each, without skin
10
Slices of ciabatta 1-1,5 cm thick
Olive oil
Sea salt
Black pepper,
freshly ground
250
g
Arugula [Rocket leaf]
625
g
Cherry tomatoes,
halved
2.5
Avocado(s),
diced
Method
1.
For the Gazpacho sauce: blend the QimiQ Classic, onions, coriander, peppers , garlic, vinegar and tabasco until smooth. Season piquant and chill.
2.
Preheat the grill to 445-540 °F.
3.
Brush both sides of the fish fillets and ciabatta slices with oil. Season the fish fillets with salt and pepper.
4.
Clean the grill grate with a brush. Place the fish, flesh-side down, on the hot grill and cook over direct heat with closed lid for 6-8 minutes, turning once, or until grilled on both sides. For the remaining 30-60 seconds roast the ciabatta slices until toasted on both sides. Remove the fish and ciabatta from the grill.
5.
Dice the salmon fillet and ciabatta bread. Pour some Gazpacho sauce into 4 shallow soup bowls. Arrange the rocket leaf salad, tomato halves and avocado on the sauce, top with the salmon and bread cubes, drizzle with olive oil and serve.
