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Beetroot gravadlax wreath with caper gribiche

By Abigail Donnelly

Serves 6

Difficulty Easy

Prep Time 15 minutes, plus 2 hours’ curing time

Cooking Time 30 minutes

Ingredients

For the gravadlax:

2 beetroot, finely grated
200 g coarse salt
50 g sugar
1 x 800 g salmon side

For the caper gribiche:

½ cup vegetable oil
100 g large capers
100 g mild dill gherkins, diced
4 T wholegrain mustard
4 T olive oil
15 g Italian parsley, chopped
sea salt, to taste

Method

Combine the beetroot, salt and sugar to make a cure.
Cover the salmon in the cure, allow to stand for 2 hours, then gently rinse out the cure.
To make the caper gribiche, heat the vegetable oil in a small saucepan over a medium heat.
Drain the capers and press them between kitchen paper to remove all excess liquid and open them slightly.
Once the oil is hot, drop in the capers and fry until they stop bubbling. Drain on kitchen paper.
Combine the gherkins, mustard, olive oil, capers (reserve some to garnish) and parsley, then season to taste.
Using a very sharp knife, slice the salmon into thin slivers, against the grain of the fillet.
To serve, use the slivers of salmon to make a wreath, garnish with the gribiche and some capers.

Cook’s note: If the capers burn before they go crispy, take the oil off the heat and fry at a lower temperature.

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Beetroot gravadlax wreath with caper gribiche

Beetroot gravadlax wreath with caper gribiche

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