Trout Tiradito
A light summer or winter dish back to my roots. Swiss trout and Bolivian flavor. Great with citric cocktails.
Bring <quantity>4<unit>cups</unit></quantity> of water to a boil over high heat and add <quantity>3<unit>tbsp</unit></quantity> of salt. Whisk to dissolve the salt
Transfer the brine to a tray and refrigerate until cold
Finely chop the stems from <quantity>½<unit>bunch</unit></quantity> of parsley
Finely chop <quantity>¼</quantity> of a red chili
Finely chop <quantity>2<unit>tbsp</unit></quantity> of pickled ginger. Transfer the chopped ingredients to the food processor
Peel and small dice <quantity>1</quantity> small onion
Transfer to the food processor and add <quantity>1<unit>tsp</unit></quantity> of sugar and salt to taste
Blend to obtain a paste
Add some ice cubes and blend until crushed
Add the juice of <quantity>2</quantity> limes
Blend to combine
Add <quantity>2</quantity> rainbow trout fillets to the chilled brine and let it rest for 10m
Slice <quantity>1</quantity> watermelon radish using a mandoline
Make a radial cut on the slices and place them in cold water
Slice <quantity>1</quantity> radish using a mandoline and cut the slices into thin sticks
Thinly slice the rest of the red chili
Remove the trout fillets from the brine and pat them dry. Run the knife along the skin to remove it. Trim the edges
Make <quantity>½<unit>cm</unit></quantity> thick slices
Plate the fish slices in the middle of the dish
Add the sauce to the sides
Decorate with the watermelon radish
Add some radish sticks and slices of red chili
Finish with puffed quinoa to taste. The trout tiradito is ready
Enjoy this beautiful and fresh dish!
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