1- In a saucepan pour your mushrooms cut into small dice, the cream, lemon juice, chopped shallots, salt and pepper then put on high heat for 8 minutes.
2- Drain your mushrooms, then put the sauce back to boil until thickened, then pour your mushrooms back in, stir and off the heat quickly mix your egg yolks.
3- Spread this filling on your naans leaving a 3cm interval around.
4- In a pan pour your olive oil and when it is very hot roast the prawn tails 1 minute on each side, seasoning with salt and pepper.
5- Place them harmoniously on your naans then put in the oven on grill setting
3 minutes.
You can prepare your mushroom duxelles and your prawn tails in advance so you only have to fill your naans as you go and let them heat
5 minutes on grill setting.
*I found these Naans in the shelves of the French preferred brand of frozen products.
They have for me 2 qualities:
First they are barely salted and second we find the taste and smell of nigella seeds (or cumin) when they heat in the oven and this is excellent, even if it is not exactly the typical recipe of those tasted in their country of origin, besides this filling can be very well applied on a Bruschetta dear to chef Arlette Cadot or on a slice of country bread dear to the house ©Poilâne.
A question? A Michelin-starred chef answers you!
Share your experience, ask for advice — Chef Patrick and our community are here to help.