To prepare the pineapple relish, finely chop the shallots and dice the pineapple into small pieces. Sauté in the butter along with the mustard seeds
2 large shallots
1 pineapple, small golden
1 knob of butter
2 tbsp of yellow mustard seeds
2
Deseed and finely slice the chillies. Add the chillies to the relish mixture along with the sugar
4 red chillies
110g of caster sugar
3
Add the verjus and season generously with salt (the flavours will be less pronounced when served at room temperature)
1 tbsp of verjuice
salt
4
Leave the relish to cool. Once cool, transfer to a clean heatproof container or jar
5
Clean the scallops and remove the roe. Place the scallops and salt in a food processor and blitz until puréed
6 king scallops
salt
6
Separate the egg and add the egg white and cream, then fold in the shrimps. Place in a clean container and store in the fridge until required
1 egg
145ml of whipping cream
145ml of whipping cream
55g of potted shrimp
7
Slice the fillets of haddock as horizontally and as thinly as possible - they should be as thin as smoked salmon slices
2 smoked haddock fillets, undyed
8
Make a small rectangle with cling film and place a single layer of thinly sliced smoked haddock down the centre
9
Spoon the scallop mousseline along the centre of the smoked haddock and wrap up to make a sausage (ballotine)
10
Twist the excess cling film at each end to seal, making sure the ballotine is an even shape and that the ends are airtight. Repeat this process to make more ballotines
11
Once all the ballotines are prepared, transfer to the fridge for 10 minutes to set. Remove from the fridge and poach in boiling water for 10 minutes
12
Peel and trim the artichokes, cutting the tops off and breaking off the woody end of each stalk. Cook in water and the juice of 1 of the lemons for approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour
4 globe artichokes, fresh
1 lemon
13
Meanwhile, prepare the vinaigrette. In a jug, mix together the honey, mustard and olive oil. Set aside until ready to serve
1 tsp honey, Yorkshire heather
1 tsp grain mustard
150ml of olive oil
14
For the curried butter, chop the shallot and add to a pan with some salt and pepper. Add the wine and chicken stock and reduce by half
1 shallot
salt
pepper
250ml of white wine
250ml of chicken stock
15
Grind the spices and herbs using a pestle and mortar, then pass through a sieve. Add to a dry frying pan and heat on the stove until they begin to release their aroma and pop
30g of cardamom pod
2 star anise
1 tsp fennel seeds
fresh thyme, 1 bunch
16
Add the wine and chicken stock reduction to the pan along with the cream. Reduce until the sauce coats the back of a spoon
cream, to drizzle
17
Heat the liquorice essence and balsamic vinegar in a pan until reduced by half - it should have a sticky, glaze-like consistency
1 tbsp of liquorice essence
1 tbsp of balsamic vinegar
18
Heat the artichoke hearts in a small amount of vinaigrette until warm
19
Remove the smoked haddock from the poaching water, remove the cling film and cut each ballotine into 3
20
Divide the haddock onto plates along with the dressed artichoke slices. Add a little pineapple relish, a drizzle of liquorice sauce and finish with a little curried butter sauce and some warmed potted shrimp. Serve immediately