Thermomix Salmon Cheesecake/ Pastel de salmon
This video is about Salmon Cheesecake in your thermomix.
This recipe is meant to be eaten cold but my family prefer it warm as I say in the video, leave it to cool down and set in the oven. Serve it with avocado mayo ( recipe coming soon).
Details of the video:
INGREDIENTS:
1 lemon zest, 4 shallots cut in half ( you can vary this depending on your taste), 1 tsp dried dill, 250g cream cheese, 200g sour cream, 300g ricotta cheese, 3 eggs, 1 two salt, 1/4 tsp ground pepper, 370g smoked salmon, flaked. 1 lemon to decorate.
FOR HELP FIND ME AT:
instagram: the_windmill_kitchen
facebook: the_windmill_kitchen
ABOUT ME:
I am a Thermomix Vorwerk Advisor. If you have any questions feel free to ask.
This recipe varies from Cookidoo, it is meant as a guide for demonstration purposes only. For a full recipe please log onto Cookidoo or contact me.
Cheesecake Factory's Top Corporate Chef Okura Creates Best Selling Menu Item Miso Salmon
Chef Okura, corporate executive chef for The Cheesecake Factory restaurant chain (170 locations) takes an upscale fish dish, tweaks the recipe and creates a hot seller.
Once upon a time chef Robert Okura bit into a miso-marinated Chilean sea bass and started thinking. That was the beginning of the story that tells how miso salmon landed on the menus of The Cheesecake Factory and quickly became one of the brand's best-selling items.
Passionate about cooking, Okura, the chain's vice president of culinary development and corporate executive chef, says, We change our menu here twice a year, adding six to eight new items and eliminating some to keep it at around 200.
New ideas come from many sources, including cookbooks and other chefs as well as manufacturers. Recipes also come from tweaking dishes served by other restaurants, which is how miso salmon got its start at The Cheesecake Factory.
A few years ago Okura began noticing a trend toward miso-marinated Chilean sea bass at high-end restaurants in major cities. It was really making a mark on the industry, he says I thought it was delicious but not for everybody. First, because miso is fermented soybean paste and, on its own, is an extremely strong flavor. You either love it or don't want to be near it.
The second factor was price. Because Chilean sea bass and miso are both expensive, this dish was selling for $30 for a 3- to 4-ounce portion in these restaurants, he explains.
Okura had concerns about the recipe, but the idea intrigued him. We felt it was too good a concept to be limited to only those who could afford it or who could appreciate Chilean sea bass.
To produce a similar effect, Okura and his team elected to try a recipe using salmon. It's been popular for years, he noted, and is more affordable.
The challenge of using miso salmon to resemble Chilean sea bass is an example of the cooking dynamic that excites Okura, a 14-year veteran of The Cheesecake Factory.
He learned a lot from the late Warren Leruth, a renowned foodservice consultant and flavor specialist who was the first inductee into the MenuMasters Hall of Fame in 1998.
I came to respect Warren tremendously for his insight, Okura says. Other people who influenced Okura's career through their cookbooks and television shows were Julia Child and Jacques Pépin, the 2000 MenuMasters Hall of Fame inductee.
At Cheesecake Factory's headquarters in Calabasas Hills, Calif., Okura delights in using items on hand to make dishes that replicate fine-dining quality. The absolute challenge, he says, is to make these in high volume at moderate prices.
With miso salmon, he explains, we asked ourselves 'Can we do with salmon what these other restaurants are doing with Chilean sea bass?' Salmon tends to be a little more of a fatty fish with a distinct flavor, so it wasn't just an across-the-board transfer of ingredients, using salmon instead of sea bass.
It took hours of trial and error for Okura and his team of menu research and development specialists to blend ingredients that would offset the salmon flavor.
Miso is a strongly flavored ingredient, and salmon is stronger than Chilean sea bass, he continues. We knew that if we could make it work with salmon, then we wouldn't have to charge an arm and a leg.
Cheesecake Factory chairman, founder and chief executive David Overton gets very involved with the menu, Okura says. He sees everything before it goes out. We worked over the miso salmon recipe dozens of times and presented it to David only when it was absolutely strong.
Once the recipe was in place, Okura had to make it work in the restaurants.
The best way to do this dish is to oven-finish it, but in our kitchens we don't depend on oven work or steaming because of the timing involved, he explains.
How to prepare the miso salmon then? New equipment was not the answer. We already have 200 menu items, Okura says, laughing. They'd send a lynch mob after me if I brought in steamers just for this one dish.
Mark Pratte, the chain's senior vice president of kitchen operations, was involved intimately in making miso salmon work in the kitchens.
We don't have a steamer, so basically we ended up doing a light poach on the fish with a little water to steam it through, he says. Then we glaze it on the salamander to give it that rich mahogany color.
The process was new to the cooks and chefs and took some finesse, Okura says. If they turn their backs on it for less than a minute, it can burn.
Practice makes perfect, Pratte adds. It's true that you have to focus on this, but we practice and practice and practice to find the potential potholes. And we've had no problems.
✨Cheesecake au Saumon - Idéale pour vos entrées de fêtes - Ultimate Salmon Cheesecake Recipe ✨
???????? Bonjour, nous vous proposons dans cette vidéo une entrée idéale pour les fêtes, facile et rapide à réaliser, qui fait toujours son petit effet.
Ingrédients pour 2 cheesecakes (2 personnes) :
100g de crakers
150g de fromage ail et fines herbes
150g de fromage à tartiner nature
50g de beurre fondu
Sel poivre ciboulette
Ustensile : emporte pièce avec poussoir
Temps de repos : 4-6 heures (idéalement, une nuit)
Bonne dégustation :)
???????? Hello, in this video we offer you a perfect holiday appetizer that is quick and easy to make and always makes a splash.
Ingredients for 2 cheesecakes (2 people):
100g crakers
150g garlic and herb cheese
150g plain cheese spread
50g of melted butter
salt, pepper and chives
Utensil: cookie cutter with pusher
Resting time: 4-6 hours (ideally, overnight)
Enjoy :)
________________
Music: ?
Musician: Jeff Kaale
________________
#food #deliciousrecipe #cook #noel #christmas #homemade #faitmaison#yummy #cooking #saumon #salmon #entrée #appetizer #voixoff #voiceoff #salmoncheesecake #starter #SmokedSalmonCheesecakeRecipe #SalmonCheesecake
Smoked Salmon Cheesecake - High Prairie Life
A savory appetizer of phyllo dough, smoked salmon, cream cheese and lemon juice!
Smoked Salmon Cheesecake
Serves 8 - 12
Ingredients:
8oz wild caught smoked salmon (thin sliced, red)
4 sheets of phyllo dough
1/3 cup unsalted butter, melted
8oz package of cream cheese, room temperature
1/2 cup full fat cottage cheese
1 Tbsp fresh lemon juice + zest (strain in sieve)
1 egg
2 Tbsp capers, drained
3/4 Tbsp fresh dill
Directions:
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Butter a 9 inch spring-form pan.
2. Working quickly, brush the melted butter onto the phyllo sheets. Do not worry if the dough breaks. Layer the sheets in the spring-form pan, creating a pin wheel pattern with the corners of the sheets.
3. Place the cream cheese, cottage cheese, egg and lemon juice in a blender or food processor. Mix until smooth.
4. Hand fold in capers and dill.
5. Break the salmon into small pieces and line the bottom of the phyllo crust.
6. Pour the batter over the smoked salmon.
7. Bake for approximately 30 minutes. The center of the cheesecake needs to be set before removing from the oven (not much of a wiggle to it). The top should be golden brown.
8. Carefully remove the side of the spring-form pan and set on a cooling rack.
9. Once the cheesecake is cool, set on a serving dish and garnish with fresh dill.
For more recipies go to the High Prairie Life blog at
© High Prairie Life 2017
#blog #cooking #recipe #cookingblog #recipeblog #highprairie #highprairielife #entertaining #baking #southdakota #blackhills #cookingclasses #localchef #cookingseasonally #smokedsalmon #cheesecake