Method

Preheat the oven to 200C/180C fan.
Using a medium sized cookie cutter, make nine discs of sourdough, cutting a smaller hole within each piece, then lightly toast them all.
Place the large circles of sourdough onto a non-stick mat on a baking tray and break a quail egg into the centre of each circle. Cook for 6-7 minutes until the white turns opaque but the yolk remains silky soft.
Roughly chop the beetroot and place into a bowl along with some of the pickling liquor from the jar of onions. Cut the base of a few pickled onions and shred the layers into half-moons of onion. Place into the beetroot mix to turn pink.
Onto the small inner circles of sourdough, pipe or spoon the crème fraîche and caviar, then top with a small flourish of dill.
To assemble the canapé, place the baked quail egg sourdough toast onto a platter, with the inner circles of crème fraîche and caviar to the side and topping each canapé with the vibrant pink pickles and sprigs of pea shoots. Serve immediately whilst still warm.