Salmon Steak Daumont
Origin: Paris, France
Source: Auguste Escoffier, 1907
Ingredients
- 1 piece salmon steak (darne)
- court-bouillon (aromatic poaching broth) with white wine
- medium pieces mushrooms
- small pieces crayfish tails
- small pieces quenelles (forcemeat dumplings) in fish mousseline
- soft roe escalopes (thin slices of laitance)
- Nantua sauce (béchamel enriched with crayfish butter)
Instructions
- Poach the salmon steak in a court-bouillon with white wine that has been prepared in advance.
- Arrange the poached salmon on the plate and surround with the following garnish: medium mushrooms stewed in butter and filled with small crayfish tails bound with Nantua sauce; small round quenelles made from fish mousseline forcemeat and decorated with truffle; thin slices of soft roe breaded à l'anglaise and fried at the moment of service.
- Serve Nantua sauce separately on the side.