Chef Jeff Prather

Ingredients:
1) Mesclun Greens
2) European Cucumber
3) Lobster tail - cooked
4) Rosemary Sprig
5) Truffle Oil (small amount)
6) Balsamic Vinegarette
7) Fresh Chives
8) Parmesan Cheese
Preparation:
1) Roll up a thin slice of European cucumber
and hold together
with a rosemary sprig.
2) Put the musclum greens in the middle. Lighty
coat
with the balsamic vinegarette.
3) Slice the lobster 1/4 inch thick and place
around
the plate.
4) Sprinkle the truffle oil on the ingedients.
5) Put Parmesan Cheese on top of salad.
6) Add Fresh Chives.
Ingredients:Grill Loin Chop of Elk
Preparation:
1) Salt and Pepper Elk chop on both sides.
2) Rub olive oil on each side of chop.
3) Grill in hot grill pan on both sides until
brown.
4) Finish off in a 350 degree oven for 15-20
minutes.
5) Serve with baby carrots and Dauphinoise
potatoes (see recipe
below)
Ingredients for the Dauphinoise
Potatoes:
1) 8-10 Potatoes, peeled and sliced on
Mandolin
2) Salt and Pepper and Nutmeg
3) 6 cloves of Garlic
4) 1 Egg
5) 3/4 qt. Heavy Cream
Preparation for the Dauphinoise
Potatoes:
1) Slice potatoes; layer in greased hotel
1/2 pan.
2) Combine cream, seasoning, egg and crushed
garlic.
3) Pour cream mixture over top of potatoes
(ensure
even coating
throughout pan).
4) Bake at 325 deg f. until almost done;
add more
cream to top
and return over to brown.
5) Cool completely (preferably 24 hours).
6) Use ring mold to portion (should get
12 portions
from 1/2 hotel
pan).
7) At service, place portion on greased
sizzler platter
and reheat in
oven.

Ingredients for the Chocolate
Mousse:
1) 14 oz. Bittersweet Chocolate
2) 12 Egg Yolks
3) 9 oz. Sugar
4) 1 1/5 pint Heavy Whipping Cream
Preparation for the Chocolate
Mousse:
1) Melt chocolate and set aside.
2) Whip yolks and sugar. Whisk to
ribbon.
3) Whip cream until it forms soft peaks.
4) Fold chocolate into whipped cream.
Fold the
yolk and sugar
mix into the chocolate mix.
5) Refrigerate.
Ingredients for the Cream
Anglaise:
1) 9 oz. Sugar
2) 12 Egg Yolks
3) 36 oz. Milk
4) 2 Vanilla Beans
Preparation for the Cream
Anglaise:
1) Bring milk and split vanilla bean to
a simmer.
2) Blend sugar with egg yolks.
3) Temper milk into yolk/sugar mixture.
4) Heat over low flame, stirring continuously,
until it coats
the back of a spoon.
5) Chill in ice bath until cool.
Final Preparation:
1) Put mousse in a pastry bag and squeeze
into
chocolate molded
cups.
2) Put whipped cream on top sprinkled
with
choco powder.
Add chocolate coffee beans.
3) Add a wafer cookie.
4) Put cream anglaise around plate.