Gazpacho with Amberjack Tartare

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PRESENTATION

No-bake and no-cook recipe, ready in just a few minutes. It's not a salad, nor is it a simple plate of cold cuts... but a refreshing and delicate gazpacho with amberjack tartare! Imagine the most summery products like watermelon, peppers, and tomatoes from which the juicy pulp makes the gazpacho, this cold soup typical of Spain to which we have paired a refined tartare. We've added a slightly spicy note, using a few drops of Tabasco, which perfectly complements the delicate flavor of the fish tartare. If you're a raw purist, don't worry: we've chosen to handle the amberjack tartare as little as possible to preserve its natural taste. A zest of lime, a few basil leaves, and it'll feel like summer, even at the table!

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INGREDIENTS

Ingredients for the tartare
Amberjack fish 14.1 oz (400 g) - already frozen
Extra virgin olive oil 2 ¼ tsp (10 g)
Fine salt to taste
Black pepper to taste
Lime peel to taste
for the gazpacho
Watermelon 2 ¼ cups (520 g)
Red peppers 1 ½ cup (230 g)
Datterino tomatoes 1.4 cups (250 g)
Cucumbers 1 cup (150 g)
Celery 1.8 oz (50 g)
Bread 1 cup (130 g) - (only crumbs)
Water ¼ cup (50 g)
Apple cider vinegar 4 ½ tbsp (70 g)
Basil to taste
Extra virgin olive oil 2 tbsp (30 g)
Fine salt to taste
Black pepper to taste
Tabasco® to taste
Preparation

How to prepare Gazpacho with Amberjack Tartare

To prepare the gazpacho with amberjack tartare, first cut the bread into pieces 1. Place it in a small bowl and add 50 ml of water 2 and 70 ml of apple cider vinegar 3.

At this point, clean the pepper. Cut off the top, then slice the rest into sections, removing the seeds and inner filaments 4: you'll get 5 oz of cleaned peppers. Cut them into cubes 5 and set aside. Slice the watermelon and remove the rind 6.

Then cut it into pieces 7, you'll need 8.5 oz. Wash the cherry tomatoes, dry them, and place them in the bowl of a mixer with blades 8. Add the watermelon, the cucumber sliced into rounds, and the celery in pieces 9.

Add the peppers too 10. Season with salt, pepper 11, and a few drops of Tabasco 12.

Add the oil 13, the squeezed bread 14, and a few basil leaves 15.

Blend everything until you get a cream 16, then strain it 17, collecting the gazpacho in another bowl 18.

Now take care of the amberjack. First, make sure it has been frozen. Then cut it into cubes 19 and then with a knife 20. Transfer it to a bowl and season with oil 21,

salt 22, and pepper. Add the lime zest 23, and mix 34.

Now it's time to compose the dish. Place a 4-inch ring in the center, place the tartare inside, and press it gently with the back of a spoon 25. Remove the ring, add the gazpacho gently 26, and finish with some basil leaves.

Storage

The gazpacho can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 1-2 days. We recommend consuming the tartare immediately.

Advice

Make this recipe in small glasses; they will be a great finger food for your parties!

For safe consumption of raw, marinated, or lightly cooked fish

Before consuming raw, marinated, or not perfectly cooked fish, it is recommended to freeze it for at least 96 hours at 0°F (-18°C) in a household freezer marked with 3 or more stars, as per the guidelines of the Ministry of Health.

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