Seaweed and Scallion Pancake
Elevate your caviar service with a Seaweed & Scallion Pancake. Top with crème fraîche and Kaluga Hybrid Caviar for a flavor-forward bite.
Recipe by: Chef Joe Hou
INGREDIENTS
Pancake Ingredients:
-AP Flour 600g
-Salt 14g
-Nori Powder 6g
-Water 500g
-Chopped Scallions 250g
Nori Oil Ingredients:
-Neutral Oil 300g
-AP Flour 100g
-Kosher 8g
-MSG 10g
-Nori 6g
Horseradish Creme Fraiche Ingredients:
-Creme Fraiche. 250g
-Grated Horseradish. 30g
-Salt to taste
INSTRUCTIONS
To make the Nori Oil:
1. Mix all ingredients. Set aside for brushing later.
To make the Seaweed Scallion Pancake:
1. Bring 500g filtered water to boiling. Pull off the heat. Let it cool to 120F.
2. In a Kitchen-Aid mixing bowl add in the water then follow by AP Flour, Salt, Nori
On speed 4 paddle till all homogenized.
3. Cool down the dough in the refrigerator.
4. Portion into 10 balls (90g each). Plastic wrap the dough and let it rest for 10min
5. One at a time, roll the dough out to a circle. Brush a thin layer of nori oil. Sprinkle a thin layer of Nori powder and scallion.
6. Roll it up from South to North and roll it inwards like a cinnamon roll. Let it rest for 10mins in the lowboy.
7. Roll it out and be mindful not to too thin and squish all layers together.
8. To store it cut parchment to fit a large past tray and vegeline each parchment per pancake.
9. Heat a medium sized skillet or pan with oil. Once the pan in hot, place the scallion pancake in the pan and cook until golden brown delicious on one side. Flip accordingly and cook it until it is golden brown delicious.
10. Remove from the pan, dust with Nori powder. Enjoy with the Horseradish Creme fraiche, and Kaluga Hybrid caviar.
THIS RECIPE FEATURES:
Kaluga Hybrid
The closest caviar to the illustrious Beluga, our Kaluga Hybrid has it all: firmer texture, more noticeable pop, and gorgeous earthy flavor. These robust eggs have a beautiful bronze or chocolate brown color and deep umami tasting notes, making them the perfect addition to hot dishes or delicious all on their own.