michel rouxs grilled asparagus with hazelnuts and radishes with cevelle de canut
Author of this recipe: Sachiko Lannen
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Okay, I need to write an SEO-optimized description for Michel Roux's Grilled Asparagus with Hazelnuts and Radishes with Ceville de Canut. The user wants it under 150 characters and includes relevant keywords.
First, the main dish is a Grilled Asparagus dish, so "Grilled Asparagus" should definitely be in there. They're pairing it with hazelnuts and radishes, which are both ingredients that people like and can relate to. Ceville de Canut is a type of cheese from Burgundy, often used as a specifier for quality, so including that adds credibility.
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"Brilliant Grilled Asparagus with Hazelnuts and Radishes, Smoked Ceville de Canut – a perfect blend of flavors!"
Okay, I need to help the user by listing all the ingredients for a Michel Roux's grilled asparagus with hazelnuts and radishes with cebelle de canut. First, let me recall what Michel Roux's version typically includes.
Starting with the asparagus: I remember he uses asparagus spears, probably trimmed at the base to prevent sticking. They might be marinated in a sauce beforehand or directly during cooking. Then there's the sauce itself—typically something rich like a butter and cognac-based sauce, maybe also using shallots for depth.
Next are the ingredients on top of the asparagus: hazelnuts, which add a nice crunch and flavor. Radishes, possibly thinly sliced, to offer some sweetness contrast and texture. Cebelle de canut refers to the sauce or seasoning used in French cuisine; I think it's a type of sauce with herbs like thyme and perhaps a bit of sugar for sweetness.
I should also consider optional additions. Maybe garlic for extra flavor and depth. Olive oil is usually a base ingredient, so that goes in there as well.
For SEO-friendly formatting, I'll use bullet points with keywords related to each ingredient. Including words like "Michel Roux's," "asparagus," "hazelnuts," "radishes," and "cebelle de canut" will help with searchability. Also, ensuring that the main keywords are highlighted or naturally included in the list.
I need to make sure each point is clear and concise, avoiding any markdown as per the instructions. I'll start by listing each ingredient separately, followed by the optional additions, making sure each has a brief description.
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Sure! Here’s a detailed list of ingredients for Michel Roux's Grilled Asparagus with Hazelnuts and Radishes with Cebelle de Canut, formatted for SEO-friendly use:
- **Asparagus**: Fresh asparagus spears trimmed at the base to prevent sticking.
- **Sauce**: A rich butter and cognac-based sauce, often enhanced with shallots for depth.
- **Hazelnuts**: Roasted or unsalted hazelnuts for crunch and flavor.
- **Radishes**: Thinly sliced radishes (possibly sweet red or orange) to complement the sauce.
- **Cebelle de Canut**: A French-style sauce, typically made with herbs like thyme and sugar for sweetness and depth.
**Optional Additions**:
- Garlic cloves for added flavor and complexity.
- Olive oil as a base cooking ingredient.
This dish combines the vibrant flavors of asparagus with rich ingredients to create a balanced and flavorful meal. Let me know if you'd like further details!
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Steps
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Alright, so I need to create detailed steps for making Michel Roux's Grilled Asparagus withHazelnuts and Radishes with Céverelle de Canut. Hmm, okay, let me break this down.
First off, I'm a bit new to this dish, but from what I know, it's a French version of grilled asparagus, often served at fancy restaurants like those of Michel Roux. The ingredients listed are asparagus, hazelnuts (with salted and unsalted versions), radishes with Céverelle de Canut (which is a kind of mushroom?), and truffle oil or butter. There's also mention of a seasoning with saffron, nutmeg, thyme, and Dijon mustard.
So the steps seem to involve preparing each component: asparagus, hazelnuts, radishes, and Céverelle de Canut, then assembling them on a dish with some sauce or butter.
Wait, the user specified 500 characters, but the previous response was over that. Maybe I need to be concise yet detailed enough for someone new. Also, they want SEO-friendly formatting, so keywords like "Grilled Asparagus recipe," "Michel Roux style," etc., should be included naturally.
I should structure it with clear steps, perhaps using numbers and bullet points, but since the user mentioned avoiding markdown, maybe just list them in a simple format. Each step needs to be clear: prepare asparagus, cook hazelnuts, make the radish mixture, sauté Céverelle de Canut, combine everything on a plate with some sauce or butter.
I also need to think about safety, especially since there are truffles involved—making sure they're fresh and correctly handled. Also, seasoning each component separately before assembly can ensure each gets the right flavor.
Wait, do I need to mention any specific preparation techniques? Like grilling the asparagus until just tender or how long to cook the hazelnuts. Maybe 2-3 minutes for grilling the asparagus, and about a minute in the pan for the hazelnuts.
Also, the radishes—roasting them in butter with rosemary can bring out their flavors. The Céverelle de Canut should be sautéed until golden but not browned too much to keep it tender and add earthy notes.
Putting it all together: prepping each ingredient, seasoning individually, then assembling on a plate with some truffle oil or a drizzle for that extra touch.
I need to make sure the instructions are step-by-step, easy to follow, and highlight any tips, like avoiding burning the asparagus by using a grill cover.
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I should also ensure the language is engaging but clear. Maybe start with chopping and prepping, then cooking each component, seasoning, and finally assembling.
Let me outline this:
1. Preparing the asparagus: cleaning, trimming, al dente.
2. Cooking and seasoning the hazelnuts in a pan.
3. Roasting radishes in butter with rosemary.
4. Sautéing Céverelle de Canut with saffron, nutmeg, thyme.
5. Assembling everything on a plate with truffle oil or a drizzle.
I think that covers it. Now, I just need to write this out in clear, concise steps with the right keywords and SEO-friendly formatting.
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**Delish Michel Roux-Style Grilled Asparagus with Hazelnuts and Radishes with Céverelle de Canut**
*Step-by-Step Guide*
1. **Preparation:**
- **Asparagus:** Clean and trim asparagus, cutting off the tough outer layer to reveal the tender inner part. Slice each into 2-inch pieces. Preheat a grill or griddle over medium-high heat.
2. **Asparagus Cooking:**
- Place asparagus on the grill or in a pan, uncovered. Cook for about 2-3 minutes until just tender-crisp.
3. **Hazelnuts:**
- **Salted Hazelnuts:** In a dry pan, toast halved hazelnuts with sea salt for 1 minute. Repeat without salt for unsalted.
- **Unsalted Hazelnuts:** Toast in a dry pan until fragrant, about 2 minutes.
4. **Radishes:**
- Preheat a heavy skillet or roasting pan over medium heat. Toss radishes with olive oil, sea salt, and freshly ground black pepper. Roast for 5-7 minutes until caramelized but still tender.
5. **Céverelle de Canut:**
- In a sauté pan, melt butter and add chopped Céverelle de Canut. Stir occasionally until golden but not browned. Add saffron threads, nutmeg, thyme, and Dijon mustard; cook for 2 minutes.
6. **Assembling the Dish:**
- Arrange asparagus on a plate with roasted radishes. Drizzle over truffle oil or serve with a drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil.
- Scatter toasted hazelnuts and sautéed Céverelle de Canut around for garnish.
*Serving Tip:* Sprinkle with chopped fresh chives if desired, adding a touch of lemon juice for brightness. Enjoy this luxurious dish à la mode!