Seared Salmon With Mango Fantasy & Verduzzo Venezia Giulia IGT

Wine pairing notes

This smooth, round and savory Verduzzo is a perfect match for the seared salmon and its mango sauce. The notes of honey of the wine are enhanced by the sauce that contains honey as well and the sweet side of the wines is excellent with the mango and edamame kernels ratatouille that sides the fish. The velvety palate of the wine, by the way, is in tune with the bitter aftertaste of the edamame.

Ingredients

• 150g salmon fillet, sashimi-style cut
• 3 mangos
• 3tbsp mango pearls
• 40g edamame kernels (pre-cooked)
• 3g salt
• 1tbsp honey
• 1tbsp lemon juice
• 1tsp cornstarch
• 10g flour
• 30g light soy sauce
• 100g water (mix the above materials well for later use)

Method

1. Use a kitchen towel to pat dry the salmon remove the skin
2. Coat the bottom and top with corn starch and salt
3. Take 1 mango and cut it in pieces
4. Blend the remaining 2 mangos, then add honey, salt, and lemon juice to make the mango sauce
5. Sear the top and bottom of salmon
6. Pour over the mango sauce and continue to fry until golden brown
7. Remove from the pan, cut in 6 pieces and place them on one side of the plate
8. Mix the mango pieces, the kernels, and mango pearls and place them on the other side of the plate

Wine

Verduzzo Venezia Giulia IGT
Rauscedo

Winery

65 years of history to create, harvest after harvest, a wine of great quality resulting from land barren and rocky. Rauscedo tradition, handed down since the time of the Romans, was able to protect the secret to transform a piece of inhospitable land in the best land to produce wines enjoyed all over the world. In Rauscedo between rivers flowing impetuous and then suddenly disappearing into the ground, it is said that “the water divides men. the wine unites them”.

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