Butter 1 1/2 stick
Garlic* Tablespoon or so
Nutmeg to taste
Parsley two tablespoons finely chopped
Salt* & pepper to taste
Chop the garlic as fine as possible. Then add some salt and use the side of a large knife to puree the garlic. The salt serves as abrasive substance to liquefy the garlic. If you do this there will be ample salt in your butter.
Suggested use:
On escargot, of course.
More usually I use it on shrimp and scallops in individual oven proof dishes.
How?
Place shrimp or scallops or both in bottom of dish. (You might try other seafood.)
Place a couple tablespoons of butter on the seafood. I usually put a little butter on top.
Cover with bread crumbs and bake in 375 degree oven for about fifteen minutes or until the bread crumbs have a nice golden color.
A great and simple entrée. You can make the butter well ahead of time or even put the dish together.
I have made this for one of the most elite restaurants in Richmond, where a trained European chef initially showed me how to do it.
It is nice to have around to put on garlic bread.
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Saturday, July 25, 2009
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