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Greenland Turbot Halibut Steak with Purple Yam & Carrot Puree

on May 22nd, 2013 by Honore Gbedze 0 comments

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Peel yams and carrot and place in separate pots of boiling water on medium heat, boil until soft. Transfer yams to a bowl, mash add dash of butter or olive oil until smooth. Transfer carrots to another bowl, mash add dash of butter until smooth. Keep warm and set aside.

In pot of boiling water, blanche the asparagus until tender, drain water and lightly toss with olive oil and butter.

Season the halibut steaks with salt and pepper. Add 1 teaspoon olive oil and butter to a pan, heat and pan sear steaks on medium heat on both sides until golden brown, add mushrooms to the pan and cook until tender.

Scoop mashed yams and carrots and place on serving plate, add the asparagus, mushrooms and fish steaks.|

In the pan used to fry the fish, melt 2 tablespoons butter, add garlic and sauté, add a squeeze of fresh lemon juice, add parsley stir and drizzle over the fish on the serving plate.

By Chef Honoré Gbedze

Preparation Time: 2o minutes

Cook Time: 15 minutes

Serves: 4

INGREDIENTS

4 x Greenland Turbot Halibut Steaks

2 medium purple yams

1 large carrot

8 crimini mushrooms

12 spears of asparagus

1 teaspoon chopped parsley

1 teaspoon chopped garlic

1 large lemon

Olive oil

Butter

Salt and pepper to taste

Bon Appetit!

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About the author: Chef Mawunyo Komla (Honore ) Gbedze grew to love the fresh, seasonal foods available in Atigbe Abayeme, his beloved village in the province of Agou. Growing up in an extended, three generation family with parents who were educators and garden market entrepreneurs, he learned early on the value of fresh, nutritious and visually tantalizing foods to feed a busy and growing family. His culinary adventures expanded with work at Togo’s top Hotels and Resorts where he achieved professional chef certification. Chef Honore now fuses his African, French and Canadian tastes and 20 years of experiences in his culinary creations.

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