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Sous Vide Stoccafisso (Leek-Wrapped)

A modern Tuscan interpretation of stoccafisso: dried cod wrapped in blanched leek, cooked sous vide and plated over silky chickpea coulis with tomatoes, olives and Mediterranean finishing notes.

Stoccafisso · Dried Cod Sous Vide Modern Tuscan Recipe 481
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Sous vide leek-wrapped stoccafisso with chickpea coulis, tomatoes and black olives

Recipe Overview

This modern Secondi preserves the character of traditional stoccafisso while applying controlled sous-vide cooking. The leek wrap protects the rehydrated cod, chickpea coulis provides an earthy base, and tomatoes, olives and black pepper finish the plate with Mediterranean contrast.

Chef Notes

The leek wrap should be blanched just enough to become flexible without losing structure. Keep the fish compact during vacuum sealing so the portion retains a clean shape. The chickpea coulis should be smooth and loose enough to support the fish rather than sit heavily on the plate.

Connected Experience

The dish connects traditional preserved-cod knowledge with contemporary sous-vide production, precise portioning, refined plating, Live Inventory and professional Secondi station workflow.

Ingredients

Base recipe = 1 servings. Minimum production = 2 servings.

Preparation

Minimum production timing: 25 active prep min · 4320 passive min · 45 cook min · 3 plating min · 10 cleanup min.
  1. Desalt the stoccafisso for 72 hours, changing the water twice daily until balanced and fully rehydrated.
  2. Blanch the leek leaf, wrap the cod tightly, vacuum-seal with extra-virgin olive oil, and cook sous vide until just flaky and pearly.
  3. Blend the cooked chickpeas with garlic, parsley, and dry white wine into a smooth, silky coulis.
  4. Prepare the garnish with cherry tomatoes, black olives, and red pepper confetti for contrast and brightness.
  5. Plate the cod over the chickpea coulis and finish with the Mediterranean garnish and freshly ground black pepper.

Service Suggestions

  • Plate the chickpea coulis first and position the leek-wrapped cod cleanly over the center.
  • Use cherry tomatoes and black olives as controlled garnish rather than covering the fish.
  • The source recipe also calls for red pepper confetti; no quantity is provided, so it is not included in automatic inventory deduction or food cost.

Dietary / HACCP Notes

  • Contains fish and wine.
  • Keep the cod under refrigeration throughout the 72-hour desalting and rehydration period.
  • Follow the operation’s validated sous-vide HACCP plan for vacuum packaging, cooking, chilling, holding and reheating.
  • Do not rely on the generic calculator as a food-safety validation; use the approved time-temperature schedule for the actual portion thickness and process.
Nutrition (per serving, estimate)
Calories580
Protein42 g
Carbohydrates35 g
Fat24 g
FiberNot established
CholesterolNot established
Sodium890 mg