25 2 tsp. 1 tsp. 1 cup ½ tsp. 1 T. 1 T. 2 T. ½ as needed
1 cup 2 cups 6 T. 2 cups 2 1 ½ tsp. 4 T.
Crab Cakes Alaskan king crab or lump crab meat Peeky toe crab meat (specialty crab from east coast) Sour cream Dijon mustard Egg Panko bread crumbs pureed fine Paprika Aioli and Oil: Egg yolk Lemon, juiced Olive oil Freshly ground black pepper Smoked paprika Large garlic clove, minced Kosher salt and pepper Paprika Oil: Paprika Cooking oil (Canola or Grape seed)
Haricot Verts Salad Haricot Verts (blanched, halved on bias, short) Minced shallots Diced fresh ginger Halved green seedless grapes, sliced into rings Verjus Extra virgin olive oil 12 nice spring chervil, chopped California almonds, chopped and toasted Zest of lemon Salt and pepper
Almond Gazpacho Whole blanched and peeled almonds Stale white bread, cut in cubes, without crust Olive oil Ice water Large garlic cloves Kosher salt Sherry vinegar
Method
1. Check all the crab meat for cartilage and shells.
2. In a bowl mix the sour cream, mustard, egg, scallions and panko together. Add the crab meat and mix gently until the mixture is incorporated evenly but still chunky.
3. Form the crab cakes into 2-ounce rounds about 3 tablespoons.
4. In a lightly oiled skillet brown the crab cakes on both sides until heated through.
5. With a whisk, mix the egg yolk and lemon juice until light and fluffy. Add oil drop-by-drop beating until an emulsion forms. As the sauce thickens, increase the amount of oil added in each addition.
6. Add the remaining ingredients and adjust the seasoning.
7. Mix together paprika and cooking oil.
8. In a bowl combine all of the ingredients.
9. Toss well to coat and serve.
10. In a blender combine all of the ingredients. Blend until smooth. Adjust seasoning and serve.