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Crayfish & asparagus mousse verrine

11 November 2014 · Natacha 4 Comments

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Crayfish & asparagus mousse verrine

This is not because it is not yet the asparagus season that you cannot eat some. Of course fresh asparagus are tastier than canned ones. But depending on the recipe, you can be well surprised and enjoy the canned asparagus as well.

You will find below a delicious verrine recipe made with canned asparagus. The mascarpone will give the thickness of the asparagus cream and crayfish add a sensation of freshness.

Crayfish & asparagus mousse verrine

The green contrasts with the pink of the crayfish and this verrine will not just taste good but will also looks good!

This recipe will awake your senses and stimulates your palate. If I would have known that it would taste so delicious, I would have made some more.

Think about it when you make this recipe and prepare save some extra!

Crayfish & asparagus mousse verrine

Crayfish & asparagus mousse verrine

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Course Appetizer
Cuisine French
Servings 6

Ingredients
  

  • 200 gr. of canned asparagus 1 cup or 0.5 lb
  • 100 gr. of crayfish 1 cup, 3.5 oz or 0.2 lb
  • 2 tablespoons of mascarpone
  • 1 pinch of salt
  • pepper

Instructions
 

  • Reserve six asparagus head for the decoration. Blend the rest of the asparagus with mascarpone, salt and pepper. Put a layer in your verrines and place in your fridge for 2 hours.
  • Spread some crayfish on top of each verrine and finish by placing an asparagus head and serve.
  • You can also add some espelette pepper to bring out more flavour.

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You might be interested in trying another colorful verrines such as the Beetroot cream and parmesan chips verrine or the shrimps, Avocado and Salmon Eggs verrine.

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  1. grumpytyke says

    14 November 2014 at 11 h 36 min

    I was looking for a light, refreshing and not too time-consuming starter to make after the long process of making a classical boeuf bourguignon (ideal for the weather here in Yorkshire at the moment) for guests tomorrow evening. You came up trumps!

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    • a French girl cuisine says

      14 November 2014 at 11 h 47 min

      Most of verrines are fast and easy recipes. That’s definitely what I like about them. I make also a lot of stews and I look for easy recipes as well for starters. Let me know if your guests enjoyed it. I also published a boeuf bourguignon recipe some time ago, You might want to have a quick look as well. https://www.frenchgirlcuisine.com/2013/01/29/boeuf-bourgignon/. Weather is not that bad today in Lausanne. We are lucky!

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  2. Holley Grainger says

    23 March 2015 at 21 h 09 min

    Love this recipe so much that I shared it on my blog today! Check it out! http://holleygrainger.com/ways-to-make-asparagus/

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