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Citrus Salad with Sabayon and toasted walnuts

Person Name: Willie Barry, Catering Manager, The Upstairs Cafe
Institute: The University of Edinburgh
Telephone: 0131 6512027   Email: klaus.knust@ed.ac.uk
Recipe Category: Puddings Cakes & Biscuits
Portions: 4
Cost per portion:: 1

Ingredients (@ quantity):

Oranges, segments only @ 4 each;
Grapefruits, segments only @ 2 each;
Pink Grapefruits, segments only @ 2 each;
egg yolks @ 3;
Brown Sugar @ 40gr;
Basil leafs sliced into stips @ 20 each;
Mint leafs sliced into strips @ 20 each;
Walnuts Chopped @ 100gr;
White wine Sweet, or sparkling wine @ 1 glass;
runny honey @ 1 tbs.;

Method:

Trimm all segments making sure no white skin is left on the segments, (as it is bitter). Add the mint and the basil strips and the honey, mix gently. Divide the citrus salad onto 4 plates, sprinkle with half the sugar. Place the egg yolks in a metal mixing bowl, and add the remaining sugar. Wisk together for a minute and add the wine. Place the bowl now over a pot of hot water (75-85 degree) and wisk to a creamy and foamy consistency. Pour the Sabayon over the segments and sprinkle with the walnuts. Gratinate under a grill till golden brown. Serve. Bon Apetite

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