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Taste Bristol: Root

Taste Bristol: Root

"We always try to cook feel-good food here at Root, and this is a dish that just makes us happy that we would love to eat ourselves, both comforting and tasty. Great as part of a meal or as the main event and to be shared with others, like all good food!"

Root Director and Chef, Rob Howell, prepares devilled mussel pizzetta. 

Taste Bristol: Root
Taste Bristol: Root
Taste Bristol: Root
Taste Bristol: Root

Ingredients

Makes - 6 medium size pizzettas

Pizzetta dough 

450g 00 flour

50g Olive oil or first press rapeseed oil

50g Semolina 

350g Water (luke warm)

18g Fresh yeast (9g dried yeast)

15g Salt 

Devilled butter

250g Softened salted butter 

5g Tabasco

10g Worcester sauce

12g English mustard 

20g Marmite 

500g Mussels 

Cup of white wine 

Extra

 2 tbsp Semolina for trays 

6 tbsp Creme fraiche 

1 Banana shallot peeled and sliced into rings 

2 tbsp chopped chives

 

Method:

For the dough add the water and oil to a mixing bowl. Add flour, semolina, yeast and into a mixing bowl. Use a dough hook and mix on a low speed. Turn onto a medium speed and add salt before mixing for about 10-14 minutes until the dough has come together and is slapping against the sides. Shape on work surface and place into a large bowl and cover. Let prove till double in size. Turn out onto the work surface and use a dough cutter to cut and weigh out the dough into 140g. Place into a tray with semolina on the bottom, you can also dunk the dough into the semolina so there is a full coating. Let prove again and place in fridge when ready to use or before depending when needed.

To make the deviled butter simply mix all the ingredients into the softened butter, leave on the side ready to use. Anything left over is great on toast. 

Make sure the mussels are fresh and clean before cooking. Heat a large saucepan with a lid on a high heat. When the pan is hot place the mussels into the pan and add the wine before covering with a lid. Cook for about 45 seconds, as soon as the mussels open pour onto a tray and cool down before taking out the shell and keeping in the liquid that will be left. 

Make sure you have the shallots and chives ready to go. 

Now to finish the pizzettas, place the oven on 220 fan with an oven tray in it and heat. Remove the hot oven tray and place on the work surface. Stretch out the pizza dough and place onto the tray, making sure there is some semolina on the base so it doesn't stick.

Add the spoonful of creme fraiche and spread out in the middle of the dough leaving the edges to create a nice crust. Bake in the oven for 8 minutes before removing, add the mussels, a big spoonful of butter and shallot rings and return to the oven for a further

2 minutes until cooked through. Finish with a sprinkling of chives and enjoy!

 

 

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