Agnolotti of Scottish Girolles, Confit Rabbit and Tarragon

Trinity Restaurant – Clapham, London

Okay, so this is a new dish on the hot ladder. It’s a rabbit and gerol andi. So we start on the bottom of the plate with a cherry vinegar jelly. Then we go on with some comfy rabbit. We steam overnight with a little bit of duck fat. Yeah. So we make these analosis fresh every day. Uh we probably make 20 to 30 portions a day. So we uh we roast off some beautiful neutral Scottish rolls and add a little bit of uh bashamel some Dijon mustard friay please type just finish that with a little frigot. So it’s uh some more Scottish rolls a little bit of rabbit liver that we pan roast and dice. Finish that again with a bit more cherry vinegar gel. And then we just finish the whole thing with a beautiful taragan malute. Hands please.

20 Comments

  1. Put the veloute evenly around the perimeter of the agnolotti. The garnish in the center is so beautiful and it's a shame to cover it up.

  2. Never tried rabbit liver before, but now I feel a strong compulsion to source some.

  3. Mouthwatering. Must say the velouté from the espuma gun over the top makes the previous careful placement of components feel redundant. Then again it's not uncommon

  4. Any ideas to work with lion's mane? It's s more accessible and affordable for me. Would really appreciate it and thank you for the sick content.