“Mignonette is a classic, but like all simple dishes, its beauty lies in using the best ingredients you can find,” says Nathan Sasi, chef and co-owner of Adelaide’s Leigh Street Wine Room.
This recipe makes enough for a few dozen oysters.
Ingredients
Method
1.Combine shallots, sparkling chardonnay and vinegars in a bowl. Season with pepperberry to taste and stir to combine.
2.Serve oysters topped with 1 tsp mignonette.
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December 2020
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