Langoustine gratinated with a garlic and star anise viennoise
Gratinating with flavour! This technique is a great way to add that little extra touch to fish dishes. Very simple: actually nothing more than a little butter and breadcrumbs and one or more flavourings. In French cuisine, this is called viennoise; but it is often also referred to as a croûte. Possible flavourings include green herbs, truffles, parmesan cheese and spices. Croûtes are particularly easy to prepare because they can be processed straight from the freezer.
Allergens and dietary requirements
- Crustaceans
- Cow's milk
- Gluten
- Lactose
- Pescetarian
Ingredients
20
langoustines1
tsp
ground star anise0.5
clove
garlic, pressed100
g
soft butter100
g
breadcrumbs10
ml
orange juiceRecipe for:20 pieces
