Itâs hard to describe the unique flavour of black garlic in comparison to its sharp and pungent raw form, but itâs sort of like a balsamic-ÂliquoriceÂ-flavoured jelly baby, if such a thing existed. Here itâs transformed into a dramatic-looking puree, which elevates this spring salad to wonderful heights.
200g | new potatoes, scrubbed clean |
4 | thyme sprigs |
5g | mint leaves |
300g | thick-stemmed asparagus, woody ends trimmed |
2 tbsp | olive oil |
1½ tsp | lemon juice |
1 tbsp | dill leaves, picked |
2 tbsp | dukkah, store bought, or homemade |
FOR THE PICKLED SHALLOTS | |
1 | banana shallot, peeled and thinly sliced into rounds (40g) |
1½ tsp | apple cider vinegar |
Âĵ tsp | fennel seeds, toasted and roughly crushed in a pestle and mortar |
1/4 tsp | dried hibiscus leaves, finely ground (optional) |
½ tsp | caster sugar |
FOR THE BLACK GARLIC PUREE | |
80g | black garlic |
1½ tbsp | rose harissa |
2 tbsp | lemon juice |
fine sea salt and black pepper |
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