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What's for tea tonight? (#8)

left over sunday roast beef, in a cassarole, which tomorow, will be a curry :cool:

How many meals off of one joint????
 
I have some pigs cheeks which need using today. I usually make vindaloo with them, but fancy something different tonight. So them, cooked somehow, with something.

I'm off to Google some recipes now, but any suggestions more than welcome.


I can recommend this recipe

INGREDIENTS

MARINADE
5 KG PIGS CHEEKS
2 TBSP CUMIN SEEDS
50 GM GINGER - PEELED & GRATED
150 GM HONEY
200 ML RED WINE VINEGAR
16 CLOVES GARLIC - PEELED
6 SPRIGS OF MINT & THYME
750 ML RED WINE
4 LITRES VEAL STOCK
2 LITRES CHICKEN STOCK
3 CARROTS - CHOPPED
3 STICKS CELERY - CHOPPED
1 ONION - CHOPPED

METHOD

1. MIX ALL THE MARINADE INGREDIENTS TOGETHER AND ADD THE PIGS CHEEKS. MARINATE FOR 48 HOURS.
2. REMOVE THE MEAT AND PAT DRY. BROWN THE PIGS CHEEKS IN OIL, REMOVE AND PLACE INTO A DEEP PAN, ADD THE VEG TO THE SAME PAN THE PIGS CHEEKS WERE SEALED IN AND ALSO COLOUR UNTIL GOLDEN BROWN.
3. REMOVE THE VEG AND ADD TO THE PIGS CHEEKS.
4. POUR THE MARINADE IN TO THE PAN AND DEGLAZE, REDUCE BY HALF. POUR OVER THE CHEEKS, ADD THE STOCK AND BRING TO THE BOIL.
5. COVER AND BRAISE CHEEKS IN THE OVEN FOR APPROX 3 HOURS AT 160 - 170 DEGREES (based on fan assisted oven)
6. ONCE THE CHEEKS ARE COOKED EAVE TO COOL, REMOVE THE CHEEKS AND PASS THE STOCK THROUGH A FINE CHINOISE AND MUSLIN CLOTH.
7. REDUCE THE SAUCE TO CORRECT CONSISTENCY AND PASS AGAIN.
 
Cold beef from Sunday and chippy chips. It was alright but I've really fancied lamb chops all day.

Maybe tomorrow if I can be arsed to go shopping after work.
 
I can recommend this recipe

INGREDIENTS

MARINADE
5 KG PIGS CHEEKS
2 TBSP CUMIN SEEDS
50 GM GINGER - PEELED & GRATED
150 GM HONEY
200 ML RED WINE VINEGAR
16 CLOVES GARLIC - PEELED
6 SPRIGS OF MINT & THYME
750 ML RED WINE
4 LITRES VEAL STOCK
2 LITRES CHICKEN STOCK
3 CARROTS - CHOPPED
3 STICKS CELERY - CHOPPED
1 ONION - CHOPPED

METHOD

1. MIX ALL THE MARINADE INGREDIENTS TOGETHER AND ADD THE PIGS CHEEKS. MARINATE FOR 48 HOURS.
2. REMOVE THE MEAT AND PAT DRY. BROWN THE PIGS CHEEKS IN OIL, REMOVE AND PLACE INTO A DEEP PAN, ADD THE VEG TO THE SAME PAN THE PIGS CHEEKS WERE SEALED IN AND ALSO COLOUR UNTIL GOLDEN BROWN.
3. REMOVE THE VEG AND ADD TO THE PIGS CHEEKS.
4. POUR THE MARINADE IN TO THE PAN AND DEGLAZE, REDUCE BY HALF. POUR OVER THE CHEEKS, ADD THE STOCK AND BRING TO THE BOIL.
5. COVER AND BRAISE CHEEKS IN THE OVEN FOR APPROX 3 HOURS AT 160 - 170 DEGREES (based on fan assisted oven)
6. ONCE THE CHEEKS ARE COOKED EAVE TO COOL, REMOVE THE CHEEKS AND PASS THE STOCK THROUGH A FINE CHINOISE AND MUSLIN CLOTH.
7. REDUCE THE SAUCE TO CORRECT CONSISTENCY AND PASS AGAIN.
Looks ace but not one for tonight.

Cheers! :)
 
Either veggy stir fry with noodles or a thing I made up when I wanted chorizo hash but didn't have potatoes or chorizo. Its made of chopped up bacon
fried up with onions, peppers, chilli, garlic, ginger, smoked paprika, cumin, salt and pepper and a can of black beans. Served with or without egg depending on how hungry and if feeding one or two ppl. Topped with a bit of coriander, if I've got some in.

I had the hash ting and had coriander *smiles*
 
pasta carbonara. after nearly getting into a fight in the shop (i didn't start it!) over the fact that i exist and was buying bacon there. well, i was until i walked out and went somewhere else.
 
Had a lovely dinner tonight. Chicken cooked in herbs in a bag in the oven, (It seems strange to cook things in plastic bags but it does make the meat really tender and uses no oil), salad with balsamic vinegar and sumac dressing and rice.
 
Had a lovely dinner tonight. Chicken cooked in herbs in a bag in the oven, (It seems strange to cook things in plastic bags but it does make the meat really tender and uses no oil), salad with balsamic vinegar and sumac dressing and rice.
i tried one of those cookchickeninnabag things the other day (the chicken chausseur one), and it was amazing. far less washing up too :cool:
 
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