For the sabayon:
1 Open the oysters and keep them in their water.
2 Cut your zucchini into tiny dice, small squares, and sauté for 1 minute in olive oil. Salt, pepper, drain, then divide these small crispy cubes among each oyster shell.
3 Bring the Jurançon to a boil for 2 minutes with the sliced shallot, then add the drained oysters. Just bring back to a boil and drain in a strainer. Keep the cooking liquid.
4 Place your oysters back in their shells on top of the zucchini cubes.
5 In the pan, add the cooking liquid you just made, mix with the egg yolks, then whisk this sabayon over a bain-marie until it becomes nice and firm. Remove from heat, add the crème fraîche and ras el hanout, then place your oyster shells on a baking sheet on small piles of coarse salt, coat with the sabayon, and place under the broiler. When they are nicely gratinéed and glazed, serve. Delicious! Ras el hanout is a common spice blend widely used in the preparation and cooking of couscous. It is made up of turmeric, ginger, cardamom, cumin, nutmeg, and coriander.
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