Guillaume Brahimi’s Marron With Fresh Herb, Mango & Endive Salad

Marron With Fresh Herb, Mango & Endive Salad
Guillaume Brahimi

Feb 07, 2025

Serves 4

INGREDIENTS
4 whole marron
2 heads white endive
2 mango
1 bunch watercress (picked into small pieces)
1 bunch chives (sliced 1cm long)
¼ bunch chervil (leaves picked)

Shallot dressing
50 gm eshallot
50 ml red wine vinegar
150 ml extra Virgin olive oil

METHOD
1 Place marron in the freezer for 30 minutes to put to sleep.
2 Fill Stock Pot with water and bring to the boil. Once boiling add salt to season the water. Place the marron in boiling water and cook for 6 minutes. Remove marron from pot and place into iced water to refresh. Once cold, peel the marron to remove the shell and set aside.
3 Place shallots and red wine vinegar in the blender, blend until almost smooth, slowly pour in oil until all oil is emulsified. Remove and set vinaigrette aside.
4 Slice endive into 2 cm pieces and place in a bowl, add herbs and watercress. Peel mango and dice into 2 cm pieces. Cut the marron into 5 pieces and add to the bowl with mango add the dressing to coat the salad, season with salt and pepper, toss, place in a serving bowl and serve immediately.

The Carousel thanks Guillaume Brahimi for this marron salad

Guillaume Brahimi

French-born Guillaume Brahimi, trained under Michelin-starred Joel Robuchon in Paris, is one of Australia’s top chefs. In 2001, he took over Bennelong at the Sydney Opera House, winning multiple accolades, including Three Chef Hats. He opened Bistro Guillaume in Melbourne (2009), Perth (2012), and Sydney (2016). In 2020, he became Culinary Ambassador for Crown Sydney. Brahimi authored "Guillaume: Food for Friends" (2010) and "Guillaume: Food for Family" (2015), donating proceeds to charity. He joined the Bestest Foundation board in 2008, helping raise over $7 million for children in need. Brahimi hosts SBS food series "Plat du Tour" and "Guillaume’s Paris."

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

By Guillaume Brahimi

French-born Guillaume Brahimi, trained under Michelin-starred Joel Robuchon in Paris, is one of Australia’s top chefs. In 2001, he took over Bennelong at the Sydney Opera House, winning multiple accolades, including Three Chef Hats. He opened Bistro Guillaume in Melbourne (2009), Perth (2012), and Sydney (2016). In 2020, he became Culinary Ambassador for Crown Sydney. Brahimi authored "Guillaume: Food for Friends" (2010) and "Guillaume: Food for Family" (2015), donating proceeds to charity. He joined the Bestest Foundation board in 2008, helping raise over $7 million for children in need. Brahimi hosts SBS food series "Plat du Tour" and "Guillaume’s Paris."

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