South Devon crab claw
South Devon crab claw

South Devon crab claw

This recipe for South Devon Crab Claw was created by Michelin Starred chef Simon Hulstone and is a perfect refreshing recipe for a starter or light course

Ingredients

4 portion(s)
200 g
picked crab claw meat
2 
cucumbers peeled
1 
small watermelon
radish shoots
25 ml
champagne vinegar
25 ml
sugar
10 ml
water
5 
fennel seeds
5 ml
toasted sesame oil
10 ml
runny honey
40 ml
rapeseed oil

Preparation

Step 1

Using a peeler, peel long strips from top to bottom of the cucumber as thinly as possible, peel only the flesh and turn the cucumber when nearing the seeds, do this to 1 of the cucumbers. The other cucumber using a melon baller, ball the cucumber and set the balls aside.

Step 2

Peel and slice the watermelon into 2cm thick slices, place the slices into a vac pac bag and then vacuum on full, the bag will go tight and the watermelon will compress. Remove melon from the bag and cut into cubes or slices as desired. The cucumber balls can also be vacuumed in this way.

Step 3

Mix the Kikkoman soy and the honey together, and slowly add the sesame oil and rapeseed oil until combined, set aside.

Step 4

Arrange the crab meat pieces and compressed salad as you like and drape the cucumber peelings over to create different shapes , garnish with the radish shoots and or any other salad items, dress the plate with the Kikkoman soy dressing and serve.

Recipe-ID: F1116

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