Beef carpaccio canapé with bone marrow and cavolo nero
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- medium
- 8
- 45 minutes
Rare beef slices are wrapped around soft, rich bone marrow and crisp cavolo nero to form a small, meaty mouthful in this innovative beef carpaccio canapé recipe. Chef Antonia Klugmann tops her carpaccio recipe with a sprinkling of dried birch leaves for an unusual finish but, if you can't find these, try substituting with your favourite dried herb instead.
First published in 2016
Ingredients
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Beef carpaccio and bone marrow
- 200g of beef fillet
- 2 bone marrow, whole
- 100g of cavolo nero
- dried birch leaves, to garnish
- salt
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Equipment
- Dehydrator
Method
1
The day before serving, place the bone marrow in a deep dish and cover with water seasoned with salt. Leave to soak overnight
- 2 bone marrow, whole
- salt
2
Wrap the beef fillet in cling film, rolling the meat tightly so it sets in a round cylinder. Freeze overnight
- 200g of beef fillet
3
Lastly, bring a pan of salted water to the boil and blanch the cavolo nero leaves for 2–3 minutes to soften. Refresh in a bowl of iced water, then drain and pat dry. Cut into thin strips, then spread the leaves out across a baking tray and place in a dehydrator set to 60°C to dry out overnight
- salt
- 100g of cavolo nero
4
The next day, remove the beef fillet from the freezer and allow to defrost for about 30 minutes. While still quite firm, use a very sharp knife or meat slicer to cut the beef into 3mm thick slices. Lay the slices flat on a tray lined with baking paper and chill until serving
5
Drain the soaked bone marrow, then push the marrow out of the centre of the bone. Slice this into small chunks and season with a little salt. Place in a frying pan over a medium heat and fry for a few minutes to soften
- salt
6
To serve, place a few pieces of the bone marrow and dried cavolo nero (reserving some for garnish) in the centre of each beef slice. Wrap the beef around to form a small parcel, sprinkling with the remaining cavolo nero and some dried birch leaves to serve
- dried birch leaves, to garnish
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