How to Make Grain Mustard Orange Remoulade

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Michel Richard
Chef / Owner, Michel Richard Restaurants
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          Chosen by the James Beard Foundation as Outstanding Chef 2007, Outstanding Wine Service 2007 for Citronelle
, and Best New Restaurant 2008 for Central, Michel Richard exemplifies the art of cuisine and a love of his profession. 

     His style is light, fresh and intelligent, with witty presentations and texture. Michel was a pioneer in French/California cuisine, before moving to Washington, DC, where Michel Richard Citronelle became his flagship restaurant.    

     Richard knew he wanted to be a chef when he first glimpsed a restaurant kitchen at the age of eight.  "The white hats, aprons, and all of the food - I fell in love."  His fate was decided. 

     Michel's creativity can be seen in prestigious culinary publications such as Gourmet, Food & Wine, Food Arts, Bon Appetit, and has been featured in the Washington Post, Washingtonian, The New York Times, and Los Angeles Times, among many others.  Constantly engaged in something new, Michel released his second book, Happy in the Kitchen, published by Artisan in 2006. earning a James Beard nomination for Cooking from a Professional Point of View.  To rave reviews, and the 2008 James beard Award for Best New Restaurant, he opened Central Michel Richard, in downtown Washington, DC, and followed that success with two new restaurants in California, Citronelle at Carmel Valley Ranch, and Citrus at Social, in Los Angeles.

How to Make Grain Mustard Orange Remoulade

 

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How to Make Grain Mustard Orange Remoulade

Ingredients

 

4 tablespoon mayonnaise

4 tsp Dijon grain mustard

2 oranges, zest

1 orange, juice strained

Few drops Tabasco

Salt

Instructions

1. With a rasp grater, remove the zest of the two oranges.  Blanch the zest in boiling water for a few seconds.  Strain.  Juice the orange into a small pot, boil and reduce 1/2 way.  Mix together all ingredients.  Bon Appetit!
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Michel Richard: I am Michel Richard from Citronelle. Really fun, we have been working on that special menu for Valentine's Day. Now I have to make the sauce which is going to go very well with the chicken. Here we have the juice of one orange, we are going to have two tablespoon of mayonnaise, and we are going to have one tablespoon of grain mustard, and you have to have the zest of one orange. Now we have to reduce, we have to concentrate the flavor of the orange by cooking it. Our orange has been reduced and we have the mayonnaise here. I am going to mix the orange juice with the mayonnaise. We mix the whole thing with a small whip. Like a sauce, it doesn't suppose to be very thick. That was one and two tablespoon. It's a very simple sauce and I think it's delicious. I am adding a tablespoon of grain mustard. I love the little grain, it makes my mother dance. The little grains, it's wonderful, like the little figs. Oh! It's delicious.

Then I am adding this orange zest but I am going to show you how to do it. You have the Microplane, see that's the way we do it in a restaurant. Seems nice, you mix it, add a little bit salt, a little bit of Tabasco. That is going to be hot. If you don't like Tabasco, don't use it. Now the sauce is finished, I am going to show you how to complete the dish.

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