THINLY SLICED SOUTH ISLAND SQUID WITH WHITE BEANS
Gideon Landman, Baduzzi
tags:squid, white beans
Serves
6Preparation
20 mins plus overnight soakingCook
Approx 2¾ hoursIngredients
FOR THE WHITE BEANS | |
200g white beans (any variety can be used), soaked in water overnight | |
3 sprigs thyme | |
1 small sprig rosemary | |
2 cloves garlic | |
100ml white wine | |
1 bay leaf | |
1 carrot, sliced | |
½ teaspoon black peppercorns | |
FOR THE SQUID | |
200g South Island Arrow squid | |
100ml good-quality olive oil | |
2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced | |
juice of 2 lemons | |
1 teaspoon chopped thyme | |
TO SERVE | |
2 Baby Gem lettuces | |
50ml good-quality olive oil | |
juice of 2 lemons | |
½ teaspoon chopped parsley | |
handful herb croutons | |
½ teaspoon chopped chives | |
micro parsley & seasonal flowers to garnish |
Instructions
1. | FOR THE WHITE BEANS |
2. | Drain the beans and place in a pot with the thyme, rosemary, garlic, white wine, bay leaf, carrot and peppercorns. |
3. | Cover with cold water and cook until soft, approx 21⁄2 hours. |
4. | FOR THE SQUID |
5. | Thinly slice the squid. |
6. | Mix the olive oil, garlic and lemon juice together, put in a pan and add the squid, seasoning with salt and thyme. |
7. | Slowly warm up the squid, constantly moving it around the pan. |
8. | As soon as the squid is warm, not hot, take it off the heat and set aside until needed. |
9. | TO SERVE |
10. | Remove the outer leaves from the lettuces (keep for another use) and use the inner leaves as lettuce cups. |
11. | Mix the olive oil and lemon juice together, add the beans and the squid and warm slowly, do not boil. |
12. | Add the parsley and check the seasoning; it needs to be very lemony. |
13. | Place a little squid and bean mixture into each lettuce cup, then garnish with croutons, fresh herbs and flowers. |
Photography Jason Creaghan
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