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SHARK BITE BENEDICT | A fish cake with style

The Harvesters crew caught dogfish, and our kitchen transformed it into savory shark bites. These fish cakes, made with dogfish, panko, eggs, green onions, and spices, are simple yet delightful. For a fall twist, we elevate the dish by topping the dogfish cakes and English muffin with a poached egg and rich hollandaise sauce. It's a deliciously hearty meal that's perfect for breakfast or dinner on a crisp autumn day.


RECIPE

SHARK BITE BENEDICT


INGREDIENTS

  • 2 Chatham Harvesters Shark Bites

  • 2 Halves of an English muffin

  • 1/8 c arugula

  • Pinch of Old Bay seasoning or cracked pepper

  • Hollandaise sauce (ingredients and recipe below)

DIRECTIONS

  • Prepare shark bite fish cakes according ot package directions

  • Prepare Hollandaise sauce, keep warm

  • Bring a pot of water to a boil, turn down to simmer.

  • With a spoon begin swirling water to create a tornado swirl

  • Add eggs, the swirling water will help the egg white wrap around itself.

  • Cook for 2 -1/2 minutes

  • Toast English muffin, place each 1/2 on a plate

  • Add arugula, shark bite, egg, and finally Hollandaise sauce

  • Sprinkle with Old Bay or pepper

  • Serve immediately


HOLLANDAISE SAUCE


INGREDIENTS

  • 1 large egg, separated

  • 1 Tbsp water

  • 1/2 Tbsp lemon juice

  • 4 Tbsp butter

  • 1/8 tsp salt

  • 1/8 tsp Old Bay seasoning or cracked pepper


DIRECTIONS

  • Separate the egg and place the egg yolk in a small pot. The whites can be saved for a different recipe.

  • Add the water and lemon juice to the pot with the yolk and whisk until smooth (no heat yet).

  • Cut the butter into small pieces (about ¼ Tbsp size) , then add them to the pot with the egg yolk, lemon, and water.

  • Place the pot over medium-low heat and begin whisking continuously as the mixture warms. The butter will melt first, followed by a frothy appearance. As the egg yolk cooks, the sauce will gradually thicken. Be sure to keep whisking the entire time to ensure a light and smooth texture. When the sauce reaches a gravy-like consistency, remove the pot from the heat.

  • Season the sauce with salt and Old Bay seasoning or pepper, then drizzle the sauce over the egg and fish cake.


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