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Written by Tom Van Zeller   
Thursday, 01 September 2011 10:38

Corn Puree 

Simple sweet corn purée

 

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I wanted to share this recipe because of its simplicity and diversity. Sweet corn is sometimes overlooked, but is a nourishing food that increases in levels of antioxidants when cooked. The other property it contains of course is corn starch, which means it will thicken when heated, making it perfect to add to soups, as well as being a delicious accompaniment for a main dish.

 

 

 Method
  • To make this fabulous purée, simply remove the outer husk. Then, cut off the kernels using a sharp knife and juice them.
  • Put the liquid into a bowl over a pan of boiling water and stir occasionally until thick, which can take up to ten minutes.
  • Once the purée thickens to a point where it will hold a ribbon on its own surface, it is ready to be passed.
 

What to serve it with?

Here at the restaurant, we are using it with a Quail dish which is also served with Quinoa and is mixed with lentils, dried ceps and walnuts. Alternatively, it could be served with fish or indeed added to a stock (chicken/vegetable) to make a delicious soup.  

Tom's top tip

 

To make this worthwhile you will need a minimum of 6 whole corn cobs  

 

Happy Cooking!

 

Last Updated on Thursday, 01 September 2011 11:13
 

Comments  

 
0 #1 Ian Jamieson 2011-09-28 15:40
Hi Tom, thanks for the suggestion. We tried it and we loved it.

Looking forward to your next recipes. Keep them simple, for me, please.
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