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Cod with Cockles in Smoked Butter and Baby Fresh Vegetables

Moyen

4 people

30 preparation time

The ingredients

• 600 grams / 1 1/3 lb fresh cod
• About 30 cockles or littleneck clams (a good 15 of them to be used for juice)
• 100 grams / ¼ lb chopped herbs (cilantro, chervil)
• 100 grams / ¼ lb smoked salt butter at room temperature
• 50 grams / 1 ¾ oz. bread with crust removed
• The juice of 1 lemon
• 4 baby carrots with their greens
• 4 baby leeks
• 4 baby fennels
• 4 new turnips
• 4 green onions
• clam/cockle juice
• shallots
• Salt, pepper

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Make the herb butter: mix the butter, the herbs, the bread and the lemon juice. Spread the butter between two pieces of parchment paper and refrigerate.

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Boil the vegetables in separate pots, then saute them in a dab of smoked salt butter. Shallot sauce: sweat the shallots with the juice of the cockles and emulsify with lemon juice.

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Place the herb butter on the back of the cod and bake for 10 minutes in a 180°C / 356°F (gas mark 6) oven.

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In a large serving platter, set out the cod and the vegetables. Open the cockles on a plancha for 2 minutes, place in the platter and coat with the sauce.

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