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Roasted gnocchi with white pearl corn, juniper oil and Parmigiano Reggiano | Antonia Klugmann

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Recipe by Antonia Klugmann: Roasted gnocchi with pearl white corn, juniper oil and Parmigiano. A mouthwatering gourmet interpretation that amplifies aromas and textures.

Ingredients

For the mashed potato and corn broth

  • Dried or fresh corn cobs
  • Cold water to taste

Procedure

Place dried or fresh corn cobs in a tall stock pot and cover with cold water.

Bring to a boil, cover with a lid or foil and simmer for 4 hours in the case of whole fresh cobs or 24 hours for dried cobs.

When cooked, separate the corn from the broth and strain.

Blend the still-dropping corn with added broth until a smooth mixture is obtained. Pass through a fine mesh sieve.

For the juniper oil

  • 40 g juniper berries
  • 500 g extra-virgin olive oil

Procedure

Pound the juniper berries in a mortar and add the extra-virgin olive oil in a vacuum-packed bag. Bake in roner at 55° for 8 hours. Blend the mixture and sieve with superbag.

For the Parmigiano cream

  • 250 g Parmigiano cheese
  • 400 g cold water (including 4 ice cubes)

Procedure

Place Parmigiano and cold water in thermo mix, blend at speed 10 for 2 minutes.

Blend again at speed 4.5 at 37° for 5 minutes.

Adjust salt and blend everything at full speed for 2 minutes. Strain the mixture through the superbag.

For the corn gnocchi

  • 600 g of corn puree
  • 220 g cornmeal
  • 22 g salt
  • 2 l of corn broth

Procedure

In a saucepan, bring the corn broth and corn puree to a boil. Then add the cornmeal by sprinkling

while continuing to stir.

Once the boil has resumed, cover with foil and cook over low heat

for 30 minutes. In a gastronorm pan lined with clingfilm, pour the corn mixture and cover it with clingfilm. Allow to cool.

Cup with a 6-cm-diameter mold. Bake at 220° with 70 percent humidity for 4 minutes per side on nonstick cast-iron pan.

Sift glucose powder on top and use a blowtorch to burn it on top. Add the Parmigiano cream and a few drops of juniper oil.



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