

Arctic char with asparagus and herb gnocchi
Tender Arctic char, gently cooked and glazed with Kikkoman Poke Sauce. Served with wild herb gnocchi, wild asparagus and a white wine butter sauce with Kikkoman Seasoning for Sushi Rice. A fresh radish salad adds the finishing touch.
Ingredients
For the gnocchi:
For the sauce:
For the char:
For the salad:
Also:
- Gnocchi: approx. 140 g
- Fish: approx. 110 g
- Sauce: approx. 40 g
- Asparagus: approx. 30 g
- Radishes: approx. 20 g
- Wild herbs: approx. 2 g
Preparation
Step 1
For the gnocchi, press the potatoes through a potato ricer. Blend half of the wild herbs with the eggs in a blender until smooth. Knead together with the potato starch, durum wheat semolina and Parmesan, and season with the salt and nutmeg. Finely chop the remaining herbs and fold in.
Step 2
Roll the gnocchi dough into long ropes, pinch off approx. 10 g balls and roll each over the back of a fork to create the classic gnocchi shape. Poach in plenty of boiling salted water for about 5 minutes.
Step 3
For the sauce, reduce the white wine and shallots in a pan over medium heat for about 10 minutes until almost fully evaporated. Mix the cornflour with a little cold water until smooth and use to bind the remaining liquid. Add the Kikkoman Seasoning for Sushi Rice. Blend until smooth with a stick blender, then gradually whisk in the butter cubes. Season with salt and keep warm until serving.
Step 4
For the char, preheat the oven to 160 °C. Portion the fillets, place on an oiled baking tray and cook for about 5 minutes until just translucent. Carefully remove the skin and brush the fillets with the Kikkoman Poke Sauce. Flash under the salamander if needed.
Step 5
For the salad, combine the radishes with the pine nuts and dress with the Kikkoman Seasoning for Sushi Rice and olive oil.
Step 6
To serve, sauté the gnocchi and wild asparagus with the olive oil and a splash of water for 1–2 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. Arrange on plates with the sauce and wild herbs. Place the char fillet on top and finish with the salad and a little freshly ground black pepper.
Tip
The sauce can be prepared up to the point where the butter is added. However, the butter should be whisked in fresh each day, as the sauce will split if reheated. Green asparagus can be used in place of wild asparagus.
Recipe-ID: F1156
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