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Variations of Macedoine Mix Prep are
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- Parmentier
What is Macedoine in Food Production
The macédoine is a french classic bistro salad with simply vegetables diced small (carrots turnips and green beans) with peas, cooked separately, combined at the end in a mayonnaise dressing.
What is Macedoine Large Dice
MACEDOINE (LARGE DICE) This particular technique is used to cut vegetables and fruit into large cubes, which is ideal for preparing vegetables that will be used in soups.
Cooks also cut melons and other types of large fruit using this technique.
Classic Vegetable Macédoine
A vegetable macédoine consists of a variety of diced vegetables and is usually served cold as a salad. In France, they also serve it hot as a vegetable garnish or side dish although it’s less frequent.
Macédoine is also a Culinary Term for cutting fruits or vegetables into small cubes of 5 x 5 x 5mm. Macedoine Mix Fresh Prepare
We like to have a minimum of 5 different vegetables which we cook separately in salted water, before refreshing them in ice water, draining and finishing the dish.
The recipe we are sharing today is the classic version, but you can vary ingredients depending on what’s in season.
Sweet potatoes, pumpkin, broad beans, beans, and celeriac are good additions to this salad.
Vegetable Macédoine
First, peel the potatoes.
Cut them into macedoine cut or dice them small.
Place in a steam basket.
Gently rinse the frozen mixed vegetables to slightly defrost them.
Place the mixed vegetables on top of the potatoes.
Season the top vegetables with salt (no worries the salt will penetrate to the potatoes in the bottom of the basket).
Place the steam basket over a pot of boiling water on medium heat.
Cover the vegetables with a lid and let steam until tender (about 15 minutes or so).
Dump the vegetables in a bowl. Let cool at room temperature for few minutes.
Place them in the fridge for at least 30 minutes or until completely cooled.
Add about 1 tablespoon Mayonnaise to bind the vegetables together.
Serve as is or with lettuce around and more vegetables.
Recipe Notes
- You can serve your Macedoine with boiled eggs on top.
- If you chose to cook the vegetables a anglais, cook them separately in salted water or together in order of firmness. Drain and place in ice cold water to stop the cooking and keep their colour.
The Different Types of Vegetable Cutting Styles
Brunoise (Fine Dice)
This particular technique will allow you to fine diced vegetables and fruit. Normally, the food is crosscut and then sliced across the sticks in order to create fine cubes.
Foods that are commonly brunoised include turnips, onions and carrots.
Chiffonade (Shredding)
The chiffonade technique is usually used on leafy vegetables and herbs.
Some examples include, spinach, lettuce, basil herbs and cabbage.
This is accomplished by first cutting the food into long strips, and then cross cutting them in the preferred thickness.
Julienne (Matchstick Cuts)
The Julienne technique allows you to cut foods into long, thin matchstick like pieces.
This is a cutting style that is normally used for zucchini, carrots, celery and capsicum, but it can be used on virtually any type of vegetable.
Macedoine (Large Dice)
This particular technique is used to cut vegetables and fruit into large cubes, which is ideal for preparing vegetables that will be used in soups.
Cooks also cut melons and other types of large fruit using this technique.
When using this technique, it is important to have a flat surface to cut on.
Slicing
Slicing is a technique in which you cut food into thin slices that are relatively broad in comparison to the slice depth.
You can use this technique on meats, fruit and vegetables for use in any number of vegetables.
Mincing
Mincing creates a food with an even smaller consistence that you would be able to use the brunoises technique.
To use this technique effectively, you will need to hold your knife handle with one hand and use your other hand to keep the blade’s tip in contact with the cutting surface — while bringing your blade down into the food.
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Roll-Cutting
This is a common technique that is used to cut long fruit and vegetables, such as zucchini and carrots.
Using this technique will allow you to make more attractive pieces, while exposing more of the food’s surface.
Parallel Cutting
This is a technique that is used to cut broad, thin slices of vegetables and meat.
You accomplish this by laying your food flat on a cutting surface and angling your knife blade parallel to the cutting surface, in order to cut through the food.
Crushing
This is a technique that is used to crush foods like garlic and ginger, and it is best accomplished by using a flat surface like a walnut cutting board and using a large blade to press downward on the food.
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