Cream of fried potatoes with black chanterelles

How to cook Cream of fried potatoes with black chanterelles
Step 1
Fry the onion in vegetable oil, add chopped potatoes and mushrooms. Fry until tender and punch in a blender until smooth and add cream.
Step 2
Add the resulting liquid texture to the siphon and put in a deep plate.
Step 3
Cook the guinea fowl egg in sous vide for 1 hour at a temperature of 60 degrees. Or you can make a poached egg. To prepare poached eggs, add a couple of drops of table vinegar to boiling water, for better protein clotting, stir, make a funnel, stir for about a minute. Then break the egg and cook for 3 minutes.
Step 4
Decorate with spinach puree. To do this, spinach must be punched in a blender until smooth with cream and put through a siphon.
Step 5
To prepare dill oil, blanch dill for 1-2 minutes, then cool in ice. Punch in a blender with the addition of olive oil and salt, strain.
Step 6
To make Tabasco spinach cream, blend in a blender until smooth with mustard, egg yolk, lemon juice, chavrou cheese and blanched spinach. Add garlic oil. Put on a plate with a siphon.
Step 7
Put the egg, potato cream and spinach cream in a deep plate. Decorate with truffle and dill oil.
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