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Coppa with celery rémoulade and Pecorino

Australian Gourmet Traveller salad recipe for coppa with celery rémoulade and Pecorino
Coppa with celery rémoulade and Pecorino

Coppa with celery rémoulade and Pecorino

William Meppem
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Rémoulade is similar to mayonnaise, but contains a fair wallop of mustard. It’s typically tossed through celeriac, but we’ve used finely shredded celery for a fresh twist. Enjoy with plenty of bread for mopping.

Ingredients

Rémoulade

Method

Main

1.For rémoulade, process egg yolks, lemon juice and Dijon mustard in a food processor until smooth. Add olive oil, one drop at a time, then in a thin, steady stream until incorporated. Season to taste with sea salt and freshly ground black pepper, then stir through wholegrain mustard.
2. Place celery in a bowl of iced water and stand for 1 minute to crisp, then drain well, pat dry and combine in a bowl with chives and enough rémoulade to coat. Arrange coppa on a platter, place celery rémoulade in centre and serve with extra rémoulade, Pecorino and bread to the side.

Note Coppa is cured pork shoulder or neck. Pecorino 1 anno is year-old sheep’s milk cheese. Both are available from Italian delicatessens. If Pecorino is unavailable, substitute with a mature sheep’s milk cheese.

Drink Suggestion: Bottle-aged marsanne. Drink suggestion by Max Allen

Notes

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