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Slow Poached Egg with Bacon Dust & Parmesan Foam Recipe
The dish has crispy bacon with eggs poached perfectly to your desire and creamy Parmesan foam.
- Total Cook Time1 hr 10 mins
- Prep Time 10 mins
- Cook Time1 hr
- Recipe Servings2
- Medium
Ingredients of Slow Poached Egg with Bacon Dust & Parmesan Foam
- 4 romaine lettuce hearts
- 15 gms bacon, finely diced
- 1 egg
- 1 Parmesan cheese
- 1 1/4 still mineral water
- 1/4 anchovy fillet
- 2 gms soy lecithin
- Salt to taste
- White pepper, a pinch
- 3 thinly sliced pieces of baguette, toasted golden brown
- 6 garlic flowers
- 3 gm micro green
How to Make Slow Poached Egg with Bacon Dust & Parmesan Foam
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For slow poached eggs:
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Place a spoon on the bottom of a pot and fill the pot with water, bring the water to 62 degrees Celsius.
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Place the egg on the spoon and poach it for 30 minutes.
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Use a temperature gauge to ensure the water does not go over or under temperature.
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If the temperature starts getting to high drop an ice cube into the water to bring it back down to 60 degrees Celsius.
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Drop the egg into ice cold water to cool down quickly.
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Crack the egg into a small dish carefully and soak the excess water with a paper towel.
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Place the egg into the middle of the dish and arrange the Romaine Hearts, Bacon, Toasted Baguette and micro greens around plate.
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Garnish with parmesan foam you have made in the last minute.
For Parmesan foam:
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Gently bring the parmesan, ¼ Anchovy Fillet and water to 80°C and allow too steep for at least 30 mins.
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Remove and strain the steeped liquid and add the soy lecithin to liquid.
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Season with salt and pepper to taste, but be aware that cheese and anchovy fillet is already quite salty.
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Whisk with stick blender and harvest the air that forms on the surface.
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Repeat this process as more air will continue to form.
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Use this to garnish the plate, when presenting to guests, nick the egg yolk with tip of very sharp knife, as too let the yolk start oozing out.
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This is a great dish to impress your friends for a Sunday brunch as a starter and even better served with a Peach Bellini.
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Note: Just multiply the recipe by the number of guest you have