recipe
yields
2 servings
1 cup of cooked popcorn, plain
325 grams heavy cream
¼ teaspoon sugar
Pinch salt
½ teaspoon white truffle oil, optional
82 grams diced white onion
82 grams chopped black truffle pieces (if unavailable, substitute more white onion)
1 star anise
4 sage leaves
100 grams simple syrup
100 grams white balsamic vinegar
100 grams truffle juice or water
2 fresh turnips, cleaned and peeled
1 cup popped popcorn for garnish
White truffle oil or olive oil for garnish
Sea salt for garnish
For Popcorn Cream
Black Truffle Onion Condiment
Raviolo
steps
For the Popcorn Cream
- Combine cream, sugar, salt, and truffle oil in a mixing bowl. Pour over cooked popcorn and let steep for a few hours or even overnight.
- Strain contents of bowl. Whip the cream to stiff peaks.
For the Black Truffle Onion Condiment
- Cook all ingredients over medium heat and down until it’s almost dry (like a syrupy) consistency. Hold sauce for plating.
For the Raviolo
- Take fresh turnip and slice it paper thin on a mandolin. Take a ring mold and punch out a circle from the turnip slice.
- Soak the discs in ice water for about 10 minutes.
- Blanch the slices in salted boiling water for about 10 seconds.
- Shock them in another ice bath. Pat them dry.
- Assemble raviolo by putting one slice down, then dollop of condiment, followed by cream in the middle. Top with another slice of turnip making the raviolo.
- Garnish with the condiment, popped popcorn, white truffle oil or olive oil, and some sea salt. Serve cold.
*Please note: In my cooking, I use grams, because weight is always a more precise and consistent measurement than volume. I highly recommend using a home scale. It’s worth the investment.
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- from Nate Whiting of Tristan in Charleston, SC