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FOODChef’s Choice Red Snapper with a Huitlacoche Crust
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Procedure:
Put salt and pepper on the fish and seal the skinned side, turn it and bake for about 5 minutes at 180 C.
Sauté the red onion previously chopped with a little bit of garlic and epazote, add the huitlacoche and stir until everything is mixed, remove the skin off the red snapper and cover the top with the huitlacoche.
For the leek sauce, sauté the shallot with a bit of clarified butter, add the leek and sauté together until it reaches a golden color then you add the white wine, let it reduce and add the fish broth, boil it for a little while and then add the sour cream stir to incorporate everything and blend it with a little sea salt and strain.
For the avocado sauce, blend the coriander leaves, green pepper, avocado, Lincott cream and salt. This sauce is served cold.
Cut thick slices of tomato and place them on the grill until they turn a little darker, cut the asparagus in halves and sauté them in a frying pan.
Cut the bell peppers in Juliana style, very thin and put them is cold water to make them twist.
Set up:
Place the tomato in the bottom along with the asparagus, which will be the base. Put the fish on top, then the peppers between the huitlacoche crust and decorate with epazote.
Serve with the leek sauce and the avocado sauce (cold)
Adriana Lugo recently assumed the position of Executive Chef for Club Intrawest after having been an integral part of the opening team, as Senior Sous Chef, developing all aspects of the kitchen operation and designing several of the menu selections for the Zi restaurant.
Before moving to Zihua, Adriana spent the last four years as a chef at the Four Seasons Hotel in Mexico City and previously trained and worked in other luxury hotels in Mexico and Canada. While at the Four Seasons, she represented the hotel in the Gran Concurso Azteca de Latino America, the most prestigious culinary competition of Latin America and won the Copa Azteca – 1st prize.
A native of Mexico City, Adriana is enchanted by Zihuatanejo and the many wonderful people she has met here.
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