Line-Caught Amberjack Crudo
Thinly sliced amberjack dressed in smoked olive oil, preserved lemon, and a scattering of volcanic salt.
A seasonal selection of wood-fired seafood, sharp coastal crudos, and bright, elemental accompaniments. Prepared over glowing embers and served in the shadows.
Clean, sharp, and intensely fresh. Our raw preparations rely on the integrity of the catch, seasoned simply with sea salt, citrus, and cold-pressed oils before the fire is even lit.
Thinly sliced amberjack dressed in smoked olive oil, preserved lemon, and a scattering of volcanic salt.
Hand-diced diver scallops chilled over applewood smoke, folded with crisp sea beans and white soy.
A dozen coastal oysters served raw with a fierce ember-charred jalapeño mignonette.
Deep ocean prawns, poached gently and submerged in ice, accompanied by a charred tomato aioli.
Our centerpieces are roasted over mature hardwood coals. The intense heat blisters the skin, locking in moisture and imparting a deep, resonant smokiness to the delicate seafood within.
Cooked slowly in a bespoke iron cage over low embers, basted in roasted garlic butter and finished with fresh thyme. Served whole for the table.
Split and kissed by high flames, swimming in a rich broth of smoked chili oil and burnt scallions.
The richest cut, heavily charred on the outside to yield a melting, buttery interior. Glazed with a dark tamarind reduction.
Thick-cut grouper roasted directly on aromatic wood planks, accompanied by a bright fennel and citrus salad to cut through the smoke.
Buried in the dying embers until tender, served with a sharp mustard vinaigrette.
Crushed and pan-fried in fish drippings, finished with wild rosemary.
Charred aggressively, then cooled with whipped ricotta and toasted seeds.
Seasonal peaches or plums roasted briefly over high heat, served with cold clotted cream.
A nod to the campfire. Whipped dark chocolate beneath a lid of torched meringue.
A thin, crisp shell filled with bitter caramel and dusted with coarse smoke-infused salt.
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