Start by making the marinade, simply whisk together the
gochujang, soy, rice vinegar, garlic and ginger then marinade the
pigeon breasts in the gochujang marinade.
Preheat a griddle or heavy based frying pan until it sizzles
when you add a drop of oil.
Sear the breasts on both sides over high heat, a couple of
minutes in total until well coloured.
Press the breasts with your thumb, they should have a slight
spring to touch before resting.
Leave to rest in a warm place for a couple of minutes before
carving at an angle into thin slices.
Method for the cauliflower
In a heavy based pan add the cauliflower pieces then cover with
the milk and a pinch of sea salt, bring to a simmer and cook until
tender.
Strain away liquid into a separate bowl and reserve.
Blend the cauliflower into a smooth puree adding a little of
the reserved milk and a few knobs of cold diced butter until you
achieve a rich velvety puree.
Season to taste and keep warm.
To serve
Serve the pigeon on the cauliflower puree, for added texture
this would pair well with tempura vegetables and extra gochujang
for dipping.