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Vegetable Carpaccio

I love a light vegetable carpaccio – there are so many variations, sometimes I cannot decide which one I like most. But this one I am sure you have not tried yet. It balances perfectly the crispy freshness of radish, which is good for the digestion system, combines wasabi with the mildness of avocado to a creamy texture and is balanced with a touch of fruity sweetness of the passion fruit oil, of which you find the recipe in the last blog.

MAGNOLIA’s Radish Carpaccio with Avocado Wasabi Mayonnaise


Ingredients:- (4 portions)

Wasabi Avocado Mayonnaise
Seasalt, pepper
Juice of 1 lemon
100 ml avocado oil
1/2 avocado
1 Tblspoon Wasabi powder


Radish Carpaccio

400 g white Radish, thinly sliced
½ cup roasted pine nuts
½ bunch of coriander green, picked
1/2 avocado, thinly sliced
2 lettuce hearts, leaves picked
50 ml passion fruit oil


Methods:-


For the Mayonnaise blend all ingredients finely.
Arrange all ingredients for the carpaccio nicely on plates and season with acovado mayonnaise and passion fruit oil. Serve immediately.


Chef’s tip

This recipe is also very good with kohlrabi instead of radish.

Posted by Gabi on September 8, 2008 5:45 PM |

Comments (1)

Hi Gabi,
I must say that the Carpaccio does taste amazing. I prefer the one with veal though, but that is just a personal choice.
However, it is not the carpaccio that i am more interested in, it is the well-being cuisine that you serve commercially i would like to know more about. I could begin asking right now but i would like to know about your willingness to communicate. (I hate to wait for replies)

Thanks and regards,
Gurmeet Singh
Head Operations,
Foodies et al (I) Pvt. Ltd.
India.


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