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  1. Duck Fillets and Crab Slaw Tortillas
  2. Citrus Pepper Salmon Fillet with Glazed Beetroot
    & Herbed Crème Fraiche
  3. Pear & Fig Skewers
  4. Raspberry Caulis (Sauce)
  5. Caramel Sauce

Duck Fillets and Crab Slaw Tortillas

Serves 4
400g Duck fillets
8 Corn tortillas
nip Golden tequila
Crab Slaw
1 Red chilli
3 Tabsp Shallots – minced
1 Small red capsicum – seeded and finely diced
1 Juice of lime
220g Crab meat
1 Tabsp Basil – chopped
1 Tabsp Coriander – chopped
2 Tabsp Mayonnaise
1teasp Salt
1 Small red cabbage – finely sliced

Method:

Combine thoroughly all the ingredients for the Crab Slaw and place aside.

Season the duck fillets and crab slaw between 4 ceramics – head in your rocks and top with the tortillas to warm them through. The customer places the crab slaw into the warmed tortillas, cooks the duck on the rock, wraps them in the tortilla and enjoys.

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Citrus Pepper Salmon Fillet with Glazed Beetroot
and Herbed Crème Fraiche

250g Salmon Fillet
1 Medium Beetroot (cooked and peeled)
1 Lime
  Black Pepper (coarsely ground)
1 teasp Honey
1 teasp Unsalted butter
2 teasp Dill, Chervil, Tarragon & Parsley (finely chopped)
1 teasp Crème Fraiche
  Vodka (optional)

Mix the chopped herbs, crème fraiche and a splash of vodka together and refrigerate. Finely grate the lime zest and reserve. Squeeze the juice of the lime over the salmon and refrigerate. Dice the beetroot into 5mm dice. Heat a pan and melt the butter and honey together. Bring to the boil and add the beetroot. Reduce the mixture until beetroot is heated through and well glazed. Season and remove from the heat. Using a paper towel, pat the salmon fillet dry and sprinkle over the grated lime zest and coarsely ground black pepper. Seal on the rock and serve with the glazed beetroot and a good dollop of the herbed crème fraiche. If desired you could finish this off beautifully with a spoon of salmon roe and a chilled shot of quality vodka.

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Pear & Fig Skewers

1 Pear, poached and sliced
3 Fresh small figs, halved
2 Bamboo Skewers
  Coffee sugar crystals

Alternatively thread the pear slices and the figs on to the skewers.
(Optional – if desired gently macerate with champagne or cognac for 2 minutes.)
Sprinkle the skewers lightly with the sugar crystals.
Remove a rock from the oven and allow to cool for approx. 10 minutes.
Serve the cooking skewers with raspberry caulis and warm caramel sauce.

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Raspberry Caulis (Sauce)

200g Frozen raspberries
50-75g Caster sugar (vary to your desired sweetness)

Slowly cook together the berries and sugar until sugar is dissolved and berries are beginning to break down. Blend the mixture and pass through a fine strainer to remove seeds.

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Caramel Sauce

125g Brown sugar
75g Butter
120mls Cream

Slowly heat all ingredients together.
Bring to the boil for 3 minutes and remove from heat.
Can be gently reheated in the microwave.

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