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Break your food down
Updated On: 24 February, 2013 08:33 AM IST | | Phorum Dalal
We'd heard about history being deconstructed. But food? That's precisely what a few executive chefs in the city are doing: separating the core ingredients of a classic dish and giving it a contemporary form of its own
It’s warm outside but safely ensconced and sufficiently cool inside the air-conditioned Sanchos restaurant in Khar, we are waiting for Chef Vikas Seth to bring us a special serving of Quesadilla with Deconstructed Guocomole. We like our food to be in one piece, and the idea of a dish broken down to the smallest molecule, sounds weird to say the least. So we are obviously curious.
The kitchen door opens and he walks out carrying an empty Molcajete, (a serving bowl) and a plate of quesadilas. “I’ll show you how we deconstruct our Guocomole, a Mexican avocado sauce,” he announces. u00a0He spreads a layer of the chunky avocado mixture, which has hints of lemon, salt, olive oil, on the Molcajete. On top of it, he places a small serving of Pico De Gallo — a mix of Jalepenos, cilantro, tomatoes and onions.
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