Summery cauliflower and wild chicken salad à la Phillip Hochmair

Recipe
Salad

The new everyman's favorite summer salad? This way please!

Karl and Rudi Obauer

Cooking time: 01:30

Ingredients (4 servings)
2 wild chicken breasts, skinless, trimmed
1 medium cauliflower, roses cut off the stalk
6 button mushrooms or 1 porcini mushroom
1 kohlrabi, peeled and cut into pieces
2 cloves of garlic, peeled and cut into leaves
1 onion
2 organic eggs
1/16 l corn oil or safflower oil
1/16 l olive oil, cold-pressed
1 cardamom pod
1 teaspoon(s) Madras curry
1 pinch turmeric
2 tablespoon(s) sweet mustard
some wasabi paste
black pepper from the mill or Tabasco
rock salt or spring salt
2 tablespoon(s) sour cream
2 tablespoon(s) natural yoghurt
fresh herbs
  • Bring about 2 liters of water, salt and cardamom pod to the boil in a pan.
  • Cook the cauliflower, kohlrabi, garlic and onion until al dente.
  • Cook the chicken breasts in cold water with salt and the mushrooms (or porcini mushrooms), floating below the boiling point, for about 8 minutes until the meat feels firm to the touch. Remove from the heat and leave to cool in the cooking water until ready to use.
  • Place the remaining ingredients in a large conical bowl and mix with about a quarter of a liter of hot cooking water from the vegetables to make a creamy mayonnaise.
  • This process must be done very quickly, otherwise the eggs will set due to the hot vegetable water.
  • Then mix the cooked vegetables with the spiced mayonnaise in the bowl. Spread everything out on plates or bowls, place the chicken breasts – sliced – on top and garnish with lots of fresh herbs.
  • Drizzle with sesame or peanut oil if desired.
  • This dish is ideal for summer, even if it is not eaten immediately because the applause at the "Jedermann" on Salzburg Cathedral Square lasted so long.

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