Finely chop half a shallot, capers, and Italian parsley.
Do not grind the Hanwoo ribeye with a machine; instead, cut it into small dice about 5mm using a knife to preserve texture.
Slice the potato thinly using a slicer, soak in salted water for 20 minutes to remove starch, then thoroughly dry.
Fry the potatoes at 160–170 degrees Celsius until soft and cooked through, then drain and set aside.
Increase oil temperature to 180 degrees Celsius and re-fry the drained potatoes until golden and crisp.
In a bowl, combine diced ribeye, chopped parsley, shallot, capers, salt, pepper, mustard sauce, and egg yolk. Mix well.
Cover the seasoned mixture with plastic wrap to block air and refrigerate for 15 minutes to mature.
Place a mold on the plate, fill it with the matured tartare, shape it, then top with crispy potato fries. Optionally drizzle a little olive oil for extra flavor.
Chop shallot, capers, and parsley finely; dice Hanwoo ribeye by hand.
Slice potato thinly, soak in saltwater to remove starch, then fry twice at 160°C and 180°C.
Mix diced meat with chopped ingredients, seasonings, and egg yolk, then refrigerate for 15 minutes.
Shape the mixture on the plate and finish by adding potato fries.
Cooking tips 💡
Avoid grinding the meat with a machine as it becomes mushy; always use a knife for better bite and texture.
Thoroughly remove starch from the potato to ensure crispiness when fried—otherwise, they’ll turn soggy.
Capers are salty and aromatic, so adjust salt seasoning accordingly based on the amount used.
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