Tartare with wild garlic mayonnaise, potato chips, pickled pearl onions and tarragon

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Preparation: 25 min
Cooking: 10 min
Total: 35 min
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Tatar med ramsløgsmayonnaise, kartoffelchips, syltede perleløg og estragon - Gastrotools.dk
The classic beef tartare gets an upgrade here, paired with a homemade wild garlic mayonnaise, delicate potato chips, and pickled pearl onions. If you want to keep things quick, you can buy all three components ready-made. For a more filling meal, serve the tartare with crispy fries or just a piece of good bread. Serves 4.

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Servings : 4
servings

Ingredients

2
egg yolks
0.5 tbsp
white wine vinegar
1 tsp
Dijon mustard
2 dl
grapeseed oil
0.5 handful
wild garlic leaves
Salt and pepper
20
pearl onions
1 dl
sugar
1 dl
vinegar
0.5 dl
water
0.5 tsp
salt
4
small potatoes
Neutral flavoured oil for frying
Salt
400 g
minced beef for tartare
7-8 sprigs
tarragon
Salt and pepper
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Instructions

Wild garlic mayonnaise
Step 1/3
Pour egg yolks, vinegar and mustard into a blender. While blending, add the oil little by little, until the mayonnaise emulsifies.
Step 2/3
Add the wild garlic, and blend to a smooth consistency.
Step 3/3
Season with salt and pepper.
Pickled pearl onions
Step 1/4
Peel the pearl onions.
Step 2/4
Bring sugar, vinegar, water and salt to a boil in a pot, until the sugar is melted.
Step 3/4
Add the pearl onions to the warm brine, and let them steep in it, until the brine is cold.
Step 4/4
Halve the pearl onions, and then peel the onion layers apart.
Potato chips
Step 1/4
Wash or scrub the potatoes, cut them into very thin slices on a mandoline, and blanch them in lightly salted boiling water for 10 seconds.
Step 2/4
Place them on a clean kitchen towel, and let them drain.
Step 3/4
Fry them afterwards in plenty of oil at 120 degrees, until they are crispy and golden.
Step 4/4
Let them drain on absorbent paper, and sprinkle them with salt.
Serving
Step 1/3
Distribute the wild garlic mayonnaise in small dollops in a deep plate (calculate approximately 5 teaspoons per serving), and arrange the minced beef on top.
Step 2/3
Pluck the tarragon, and distribute it on the tartare together with pickled onion layers and potato chips.
Step 3/3
Season with salt and pepper.