Oven-charred broccolini finished with a creamy, briny smoked trout "tonnato" sauce and crisp toasted breadcrumbs.
Why You'll Love Trout with Butter & Almond Sauce
Oven-charred broccolini finished with a creamy, briny smoked trout "tonnato" sauce and crisp toasted breadcrumbs.
Tips and Tricks
- Keep the egg and bowl room temp for a more stable emulsion.
- If the mayo breaks, whisk in a few drops of water or an extra yolk to bring it back.
Variations
- Swap trout for tuna or mackerel in oil.
- Add anchovy or garlic to the tonnato for a deeper umami hit.
- Grill the broccolini instead of roasting for smokier char.
Substitutions
- Use store-bought mayo as a shortcut base-then stir in trout, lemon, and capers.
- Use green beans or asparagus instead of broccolini.
- Panko or crushed nuts can sub in for breadcrumbs.
Best served with
- Crusty sourdough
- A crisp white wine or chilled rosé
- As a cold starter or alongside roast chicken or steak
How to Store Leftovers
- Store trout tonnato in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days.
- Roasted broccolini is best fresh but can be reheated in a skillet or toaster oven.
Common Questions
Is it safe to use raw egg yolk?
Yes, but if you're concerned, use pasteurized egg yolk or a quality mayo base instead.
Can I make the tonnato ahead of time?
Absolutely-it keeps beautifully and tastes even better after a few hours.

Trout with Butter & Almond Sauce
Oven-charred broccolini finished with a creamy, briny smoked trout "tonnato" sauce and crisp toasted breadcrumbs.




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