Escape the hustle and bustle with this relaxed appetiser that will satisfy your tastebuds.
- For the tea, remove tomato stalks and set aside. Blend tomatoes with remaining ingredients until smooth. Line a sieve with muslin or a clean chux, then set over a bowl. Pour tomato mixture into the sieve and drain for up to 2 hours or until you have about 1 1/2 cups (375ml) liquid. (Don't stir during this time, or your 'tea' will be cloudy.) Discard solids. Add reserved stalks to liquid, then chill while you prepare the trout.
- Line a tray with plastic wrap. Arrange six 7cm ring moulds on the tray (or use lined ramekins or dariole moulds).
- Finely chop trout, then combine with onion and vodka in a bowl. Press the mixture into the ring moulds, then chill for up to 30 minutes (any longer and the vodka will start to cook the trout).
- To serve, transfer the ring moulds to serving plates using a fish slice. Remove moulds, then garnish the trout tartare with micro herbs. Serve with the tomato tea to drizzle around the trout.
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