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re: Marched Chopped Challenge Results. Winner is Entry 2, Got Blaze
Posted on 4/1/14 at 9:03 am to Fun Bunch
Posted on 4/1/14 at 9:03 am to Fun Bunch
Entry 2
March Food Challenge
Yellowfin Tuna ceviche served in deep fried pasta shells with reduced tangerine glaze and avocado salsa
main ingredients:
- jumbo pasta shells
- tangerine
- avocado
- tuna steak
I also used cilantro, S&P, fish fry, EVOO, sriracha, purple onion, and jalapeno for plating.
Tuna, avocado, and tangerine were diced, as I minced the onion and finely chopped the cilantro.
All above items were placed in a bowl as I added EVOO, dash of salt, fresh cracked black peppercorn, and the juice from 2 tangerines. Placed in the refrigerator to chill and marinate for 30 minutes.
I then boiled the pasta shells in seafood boil seasoning for a spicy flavor. Once done, I immediately coated the shells with fish fry, positioned a toothpick to keep them open, and deep fried them until golden brown. This formed a small bite size bowl. Texture resembled a fortune cookie or waffle cone "crunch".
As the mini pasta bowls were set aside to cool and drain any excess oil, I began making the 2 dipping sauces.
Over a high heat, I reduced fresh tangerine juice and added some red pepper flakes. After 4-5 minutes, the tangerine glaze had thickened up and was ready for presentation.
I then took a whole ripe avocado which was cut up and placed in a food processor. I added some chopped cilantro, half of jalapeno, dash of salt for taste, teaspoon and red wine vinegar, and puree'd the mixture. I slowly added water until achieving the desired consistency for the avocado salsa.
The tuna ceviche mixture was spooned into the fried pasta shells. Tangerine glaze and avocado salsa were added for dipping and smeared onto plate. Sliced jalapenos, sriracha sauce, and more cilantro were the final plating touches.
The crunchy pasta shells were a unique compliment to the soft, melt in your mouth citrus flavored tuna ceviche. Enjoy ....
March Food Challenge
Yellowfin Tuna ceviche served in deep fried pasta shells with reduced tangerine glaze and avocado salsa
main ingredients:
- jumbo pasta shells
- tangerine
- avocado
- tuna steak
I also used cilantro, S&P, fish fry, EVOO, sriracha, purple onion, and jalapeno for plating.
Tuna, avocado, and tangerine were diced, as I minced the onion and finely chopped the cilantro.
All above items were placed in a bowl as I added EVOO, dash of salt, fresh cracked black peppercorn, and the juice from 2 tangerines. Placed in the refrigerator to chill and marinate for 30 minutes.
I then boiled the pasta shells in seafood boil seasoning for a spicy flavor. Once done, I immediately coated the shells with fish fry, positioned a toothpick to keep them open, and deep fried them until golden brown. This formed a small bite size bowl. Texture resembled a fortune cookie or waffle cone "crunch".
As the mini pasta bowls were set aside to cool and drain any excess oil, I began making the 2 dipping sauces.
Over a high heat, I reduced fresh tangerine juice and added some red pepper flakes. After 4-5 minutes, the tangerine glaze had thickened up and was ready for presentation.
I then took a whole ripe avocado which was cut up and placed in a food processor. I added some chopped cilantro, half of jalapeno, dash of salt for taste, teaspoon and red wine vinegar, and puree'd the mixture. I slowly added water until achieving the desired consistency for the avocado salsa.
The tuna ceviche mixture was spooned into the fried pasta shells. Tangerine glaze and avocado salsa were added for dipping and smeared onto plate. Sliced jalapenos, sriracha sauce, and more cilantro were the final plating touches.
The crunchy pasta shells were a unique compliment to the soft, melt in your mouth citrus flavored tuna ceviche. Enjoy ....
Posted on 4/1/14 at 9:20 am to Fun Bunch
damn both look really good, but that tuna in #1 i think puts it over the top, so
#1
#1
Posted on 4/1/14 at 9:24 am to Fun Bunch
damn strong showings but i got to go with 1
Posted on 4/1/14 at 9:44 am to Fun Bunch
Really hard to pick a clear winner but I'm gonna go with 2. The color of the dish was the deciding factor. I would love to eat both.
Posted on 4/1/14 at 10:10 am to Fun Bunch
My plan was to do something close to #1 except use the ground pasta as the coating instead of sesame seeds. Not sure I would want a crunch from the crust on the tuna and with the pasta sheet.
My vote is for #2.
My vote is for #2.
Posted on 4/1/14 at 10:33 am to Fun Bunch
both look great but i'm going with #2.
curious about fried pasta shells. never tried it before.
curious about fried pasta shells. never tried it before.
Posted on 4/1/14 at 2:36 pm to Fun Bunch
2,1
Would eat both with the quickness.
Would eat both with the quickness.
Posted on 4/1/14 at 2:58 pm to Fun Bunch
#2
Nice use of the pasta shells.
Nice use of the pasta shells.
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