February's Recipe

M Waterfront Grille

Orange - Miso Glazed Seabass

By Chef Brian Roland

Orange – Miso Glaze

1 Cup O.J.                    1/4 Cup Lime Juice

1/4 Cup Lemon Juice     1 Bunch Scallions, chopped

2 Tbl Garlic, chopped    1/2 Cup Mirin

4 Tbl Miso                     1 Tbl Brown Sugar

Method:

Sweat Garlic and Scallions. Deglaze with all 3 citrus juices and reduce for 30 seconds. Add mirin, brown sugar, and miso. Bring to a boil again and lower to a simmer. Cook for 5 minutes on low to incorporate flavors. Reduce lightly to achieve a glaze consistency. Strain when finished.

 

Goat Cheese Dumplings

8 oz Goat Cheese, Fresh

8 oz Cream Cheese

12 Gyoza Skins (or wonton skins)

1 egg

1 Cup cornstarch

 

Method

Whip the goat cheese and cream cheese together until fully incorporated and smooth. Place in a pastry bag. Crack the egg on a small bowl and mix with a little water to create an egg wash. Lay out the Gyoza skins flat and brush with the egg wash. Pipe the goat cheese/cream cheese mixture into the center, and fold over one side to create a half moon shape. Crimp the edges and dredge the dumplings in corn starch until ready to use, to prevent them from sticking and drying out.

Florida Orange Broth

12 Fresh Florida Oranges

Method 

Squeeze the oranges into a bowl. Strain the liquid very well through a strainer with cheese cloth if you have, and serve at room temperature.

Final Plating

Goat Cheese Dumplings, Apple Smoked Bacon,

Baby Broccolini, Florida Orange Broth

4  Filets of Chilean Seabass

4 oz Orange Miso Glaze

12 pcs Baby Broccolini, trimmed and blanched

12  Goat Cheese Dumplings

12 oz Florida Orange Broth

4 T Apple Smoked Bacon, Crisped

Method

Sear the seabass filets on high heat in a saute pan with 1T of oil, until the tops have browned. Turn over and brush the tops with the orange miso glaze. Finish in the oven for about 8 -10 minutes. Place the dumplings in boiling water to poach, remove with a slotted spoon when ready. In a saute pan add apple smoked bacon and broccolini, and heat until both are hot. Add the goat cheese dumplings, and continue to heat. Place this mixture in the bottom of a shallow bowl, and place the glazed seabass on top. Pour the Florida Orange broth around the bowl and serve. 

 

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