Potato Pavé Canapés

by Chef Jer Yenn


Potato Pave Canapes

Ingredients

Potato Pavé Royale

25 g Brown butter
20 g Smoked garlic (chopped)
2 sprigs Fresh thyme 
1 sprig Fresh rosemary
2 leaves Fresh sage
1 nos Bay leaf
4 g Sea salt
130 g Debic Cooking Cream
30 g Egg yolks
400 g Russet potatoes

Light Cream Cheese

80 g Debic Cream Cheese
18 g Debic Cooking Cream
2 g Bergamot purée

Balsamic Moc Caviar

60 g Balsamic vinegar
30 g Water
10 g Honey
10 g Soy sauce
1.5 g Agar-agar
200 g Canola oil

Canapés Assemble

1 nos Potato pavé royale
1 dollop Light cream cheese
1/4 tsp Nalsamic mock caviar
1 nos Fresh chives

Debic products used

Preparation

Potato Pavé Royale

Line the loaf mould with parchment paper on all sides.

In a pot, combine brown butter, smoked garlic, thyme, rosemary, sage, bay leaf, and Debic Cooking Cream.

Cook over the lowest heat for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Strain the cream, pressing the aromatics until almost dry to extract maximum flavour.

Whisk the egg yolks into the infused cream to create the crème royale.

Using a mandolin, slice the potato into thin, even slices.

Layer the potato slices in the mould, brushing each layer with crème royale.

Cover the mould with aluminium foil and bake at 160°C (fan ventilated) for 1 hour.

Cool and refrigerate overnight.

Cut the chilled pavé into 3 x 3 cm cubes.

Roast in the oven at 220°C for about 10 minutes, or until golden brown.

Light Cream Cheese

In a mixing bowl, combine all ingredients and mix until homogeneous. Transfer the light cheese cream into a piping bag fitted with a round nozzle.

Place canola oil in a jug and store in the freezer to about -10°C.

Combine balsamic, water, honey, and soy sauce in a sauce pot.

Gradually whisk in the agar-agar powder.

Bring to a boil for 30 seconds.

Cool the mixture to 60°C.

Using a squeeze bottle, drip the hot solution into the cold oil.

Droplets will instantly gel into caviar-like spheres as they sink.

Strain pearls through a fine sieve.

Assembly

Canapés Assemble

Place canola oil in a jug and store in the freezer to about -10°C.

Combine balsamic, water, honey, and soy sauce in a sauce pot.

Gradually whisk in the agar-agar powder.

Bring to a boil for 30 seconds.

Cool the mixture to 60°C.

Using a squeeze bottle, drip the hot solution into the cold oil.

Droplets will instantly gel into caviar-like spheres as they sink.