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A CLASSIC THAT NEVER BORES
In the kitchen of Hotel Almelo in Marly Bistro Cuisine everything is about collegiality and job satisfaction. Head chef René Bosch: 'I enjoy our colleagues' passion every day. They are always looking for innovation and development, which allows us to serve the most delicious dishes together.'
René Bosch has been connected to the Van der Valk family for more than 15 years. After a short period as owner of his own restaurant and nightclub He returned at the beginning of 2025 full of enthusiasm to Van der Valk Theaterhotel Almelo, where, as head chef, he is responsible for everything that happens on the culinary front. One of his favorite dishes is steak tartare. ‘We prepare this classic at the table and pay a lot of attention to the plating and presentation, perfectly suited to the atmosphere and experience of our restaurant Marly Bistro Cuisine. The crispy potato nest gives the steak tartare a surprising bite and thus ensures an optimal taste experience.’
Ingredients
For four people
300 grams of steak and beef tenderloin
30 grams of capers
20 grams chives
30 grams shallot
2 egg yolks
1 tsp Worcestershire sauce
30 grams gherkin
Pepper and salt
For the potato nests
1 large potato
Garnering
Truffle mayonnaise
Sprouts of your choice
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Preparation method
Preparation of steak tartare:
Cut the steak and the pickle into very small cubes, finely chop the chives and the shallot.
Mix all ingredients in a metal bowl and add pepper and salt to taste
Preparation of potato nests:
Peel the potato and use the spiralizer to make long strands.
Form nests of the potato strands in your palm and deep-fry at 150°C until the nests are light brown
Board layout:
Use a ring mold (cooking ring) to present the tartare nicely round on the plate. Place a potato nest on the tartare and sprinkle with a pinch of salt. Garnish with a few dollops of truffle mayonnaise and the sprouts.