Regional and creative - the Riederalm gourmet workshop

Slightly different from the others and at top level

Posted on 23. November 2017

GourmetFrom the region

The innovative young kitchen team around Andreas Herbst works in our Riederalm gourmet kitchen - quality and freshness are our top priority, so the food from the region is processed respectfully.

Carefully selected by local suppliers and farmers from Leogang, partly exclusively produced and gently prepared à la minute. Traditional dishes are reinterpreted and presented in a dreamlike way. Even unusual creations find their place with us and have been inspiring our guests for many years. Remembering to keep nature intact and excluding artificial flavours and flavour enhancers is another important principle in our kitchen philosophy. Tastefully delicious meat and fish dishes are one of the focal points of the gourmet workshop. Above all, our dynamic kitchen brigade around Andreas Herbst offers complete gourmet menus to marvel at, enjoy and celebrate.

For Wellhotel magazine, Andreas Herbst was asked to reveal some of his kitchen secrets. For those who haven't seen the recipes yet, we would like to present the first recipe: Sashimi of Schwarzbach char.

Sashimi from Schwarzbach char
Hokkaido pumpkin, barley, radish, pommery mustard

Cure for char

Ingredients

150 g sea salt (Sel Guerande)
50 g sugar
3 g fennel seeds
2 g coriander grains
2 g mustard grain
3 g of pimenton, whole

Preparation

Roast the spices dry, grind them coarsely and cure the Schwarzbach char fillets for about 1.5 hours. Wash with cold water and pat dry. Portion.

Hokkaido pumpkin tea

Ingredients

40 g ginger, peeled
60 g sunflower oil
100 ml Hokkaido pumpkin juice
32 g sugar
20 g Kafir lime leaves
20 g ginger oil
Some lime juice
100 ml pumpkin syrup
10 ml rice vinegar
40 ml Almdudler (Austrian lemonade)

Preparation

Peel the ginger and mix with the oil. Juice the hokkaido pumpkin, boil with the lime leaves and the sugar and let it steep. Sieve.. Then mix everything together.

Barley

Ingredients

20 g pearl barley
100 g Hokkaido pumpkin
Some salt, cayenne pepper
10 g rice vinegar
Some lime zest and juice
Some extra virgin olive oil

Preparation

Wrap the pumpkin in aluminium foil with a little ginger and sea salt and braise until soft at 160°C for about 35 minutes. Then finely chop and add to the boiled pearl barley. Boil the pearl barley soft in salt water and wash them well. Season to taste with the above ingredients.

Onion-ponzu jelly

Ingredients

20 g soy sauce Kikkomann light
20 g lime juice
20 g rice vinegar
Coriander, fresh
Jalapeño
Ginger
Young onion
25 g red onion
10 g Olio extra vergine di Oliva Patricella 34
60 g ponzu marinade
0.3 g Agar Agar

Preparation

Mix the liquids together, mix with the remaining ingredients and allow to steep for 24 hours. Strain, boil up and mix with the agar. Pour onto a silicone mat. Chill. Finely chop the jelly using a mezzaluna.

Cut the red onions into the finest brunoise, then cook them in sunflower oil at a low temperature for about 2 hours at a low level. Chill. Mix the finely chopped ponzu jelly with the olive oil into a vinaigrette.

Radish

Ingredients

1 black radish
10 g Pommery mustard - Moutarde de Meaux
20 g rice vinegar
5 g sugar
15 g sunflower oil
Salt, lemon zest

Preparation

Peel the black radish and use a julienne peeler to make spaghetti. Mix the specified ingredients into a marinade and marinate the spaghetti for about 2 hours. Salt and add the lemon peel before serving.

Bon appetit!

We wish you good luck and a good appetite!

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