

Ingredients
30 gm rice noodle, fresh
30 gm carrot, 1/4 “ julienne, 10 cm long
30 gm spring onion, trimmed and cleaned, 10 cm long
30 gm asparagus, trimmed and
cleaned, 10 cm long
2 gm coriander, washed
2 cherry tomatoes, quartered
5 gm sprouts 1 egg white, beaten to medium peaks
25 gm tamarind sorbet
10 gm tamarind sauce
100 gm duck breast, skin on
10 gm mixed green salad
5 gm balsamic vinaigrette
3 gm salt
2 gm pepper, black
10 ml peanut oil
Method
Tamarind sorbet
1000 ml drinking water
440 gm sugar
100 gm glucose 1000 ml tamarind juice
3 gelatin leaves
Method
Tamarind sauce
150 cl drinking water
300 gm tamarind, dried
250 gm palm sugar
100 cl fish sauce
150 gm shallot
Method
Don’t be fooled by that egg on your plate. It may look like an egg and smell like an egg, but the chances are that after being cooked for an hour at 60 degrees Celsius, it won’t taste exactly like the kind of egg you’re used to. It might just be better!
The chef bringing this exciting style of cooking – or as his guests would say, “not so much cooking, as creating” – to the Evason Phuket is Thomas Jakobi.
He's a German Master Chef who has been working at Six Senses for six years and was also in charge of the award-winning restaurant 'Dining on the Rocks' on Samui.
He has a passion for the use of seasonal local and organic products. "'Into the Sea' is a playground for modern and exciting cooking techniques,” Thomas explains. “We use smoke guns and all kinds of other great kitchen gadgets. The concept in our signature restaurant is a cuisine that is based on flavour, with an emphasis on combining dynamic textures, aromas, spices and temperatures."
Thomas knows it’s vital to go and see what other chefs are doing in the world. While the techniques and methods might be the same, everyone has his own touch and experimenting is the name of the game. “We have open-minded guests!” he laughs. “We try to be so creative, to make every mouthful interesting. The most important thing is that it tastes incredible.”
The team at 'Into the Sea' feels that making sure things are ecologically sound in accordance with the philosophy of Six Senses – not using a freezer, growing their own organic vegetables and not eating 'baby' food such as veal or caviar – actually forces them to be more creative.
For more information : Into the Sea
Evason Phuket & Bon Island, Rawai
Tel: +66 (0)76 381010 ext 6 www.evasonphuket.com