STEP 1/12
Cut celery into small pieces by dividing it into leaves and stems. It's good to use basil or mint instead of celery, but I think you can use the herbs at home. I like chives, too. Water parsley is good, too.
STEP 2/12
Chop the onion into small pieces. If you have Charlotte, it's good to use Charlotte. If you don't have it, onions!!
STEP 3/12
I'm going to chop up the capers, too.
STEP 4/12
It's Enchovy. Enchovy is also prepared by minced.
STEP 5/12
Combine onion, anchovy, caper and celery minced.
STEP 6/12
Add olive oil, lemon juice, salt, pepper, and honey to make the basic sauce of tartar.
STEP 7/12
Originally, tartar is served with baguette, but there was no baguette, so I replaced it with croissants and scones.
STEP 8/12
It's beef tartare with rump. I bought 200g from a Korean beef butcher shop.
STEP 9/12
The Jatartar is ready. Beef tartare and tartar sauce!! Add tartar sauce to yukhoe and mix it well.
STEP 10/12
You can make a shape by putting it in a round cake mold, but if you don't have it, you can use a rice ball mold. Put it in a heart-shaped rice ball frame and press it down to shape it firmly.
STEP 11/12
Put bread on one side of the plate and put yukhoe tartar on it. On the other hand, you put the meat sashimi side by side and put a little tartar sauce on top of it. In the middle of the , place the heart meat sashimi tartar that was shaped with a heart rice ball frame.
STEP 12/12
Place the egg yolk in the middle of the heart-shaped yukhoe tartar facing you. Then, the yukhoe tartare made using yukhoe is complete.
It's great for serving customers and finger food. It would go well with white wine, sparkling makgeolli, or refreshing rice wine as an appetizer. ^^