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Tilapia with Bok Choy and Noilly Prat Sauce

Source: https://www.oldenburger-professional.com/tilapia-with-bok-choy-and-noilly-prat-sauce
Total time
45 Minutes
Difficulty
advanced

Ingredients

Quantity Unit Ingredient

For the Tilapia:

10 filets à 80 g tilapia filets w / o skin
600 ml brine (4% salt)
250 g nut butter
small amount of grated lime peel

For the Noilly Prat Sauce:

400 ml fish stock
200 ml Oldenburger Whipping Cream, 30% fat
100 ml olive oil
100 ml Noilly Prat

For the Bok Choy:

10 small clusters of bok choy
400 ml water
80 g Oldenburger Butter, unsalted
salt
40 g ginger (pieces)
2 garlic clove
lemon juice

For the Garnish:

ginger strips, baked
gnger slices, baked
chervil

preparation

Preparation Tilapia Filets

Cut the tilapia into appropriately sized filets and marinate in the brine in the refrigerator for about an hour. Remove and dry by patting with a towel. Fry in foaming nut butter and garnish with grated lime peel.

Making the Noilly Prat Sauce

Boil down the fish stock in a pot as much as possible, then add the Oldenburger Whipping Cream. Bring to a boil once, strain and mix with the olive oil. Refine with Noilly Prat vermouth and whip to a froth.

Making the Bok Choy

Remove the leaves from the bok choy and cut off the bottom half of each cluster. Blanche the bottom halves in salted water, then remove and cook in foaming Oldenburger Butter until glassy. Lightly salt and season with ginger and garlic. Briefly steam the leaves and dribble with lemon juice.

The Final Touch

Lay a fish filet on the plate with its backside down and spread the steamed bok choy leaves and the sautéed bottom of a bok choy cluster next to it. Whip the fish sauce and pour some around the fish. Garnish with ginger strips, garlic and chervil.