Monday, 29 August 2011

Meat Club #5









Hello Meat Children :)
Hope you enjoyed MC #5(sure you did! proved by those photos above).
Thank you very much again for sharing the lovely meat recipes.

We had guests from Portugal this time. Am sure Numerical formula of "London=good meat" in their head now.

Our new member is Yuki. Yuki introduced the gorgeous Sweet soy Chicken recipe which is easy-to-cook but delicious! Good joooob.

Looking forward to meating you soon;)




Tuesday, 23 August 2011

甘ダレチキン - Sweet soy chicken by Yuki




Sauce:
Sake 50ml
Mirin 50ml
Vinger 50ml
Sugar - table spoon x 2

1. Put above 4 in a pot and reduce to 2/3 and cool down.
2. Add below 2.

Sesame seed - table spoon x 1
Pepper
Vegetable Oil for deep fry
Chicken thigh x 4
Corn Flour
Pepper

1. Put corn flour and pepper together and add chicken, deep fry.
2. As soon as chicken is cooked dip into the sauce!

Tom’s Smoked Chicken Skewers-Marinated in Whisky, Honey, Salt, Sage & Olive Oil






Ingredients

500g of Chicken tender loins

½ a cup of whisky (I used Famous Grouse with a splash of my Laphroaig for extra flavour)

¼ cup of a mild liquid clear honey

Handful of fresh sage cut finely with scissors

Small handful of coarse sea salt

A good splash of olive oil

Other

Disposable BBQ

Smoker Bag

Skewers

Generous glass of vino for the chef

Method

Combine all the ingredients in a bag or sealable container and mix well I did this 12 hrs in advance and put it in the fridge

Simply push a skewer into the chicken length ways and place in a shallow dish

Light BBQ; wait for the optimum white coals

Arrange skewers in smoker bag and seal up, then place on BBQ

After approx. 15-20mins remove from heat and eat




Carne De Porco A Portuguesa-Pork Portuguese Style by Eurico and Ana


750 g of pork( loin preferably )
200 ml of white wine
salt and pepper
1 tea spoon of paprika or 2 tea spoons of pepper paste
3 smashed garlic cloves
2 bay leafs
100g of lard
100g of pickles
corriander

Chop the meat into 30g cubes and season with salt, pepper, paprika, white whine, garlic and bay leafs.
Leave the meat seasoning for at least 2 hours.

Before cooking the meat, drain it very well and keep the liquid in a separate container.

Put the lard in a large frying pan. When the lard is very hot, throw the meat in and let it fry.
When the meat is fried, add the liquid from the seasoning and let it boild for around one minute.

Add the coriander in the end.

Serve with chopped pickles.

Chin Jyao Lauce-Sliced beef, Pepper and Bamboo shoot with Oyster sauce by Aya















For 2 People

Pork or Beef 350g
1 Red Pepper
2 Green Peppers
Bamboo Shoots 150g
Garlic 2 cloves
3 Spring Onions
Sunflower Oil

Sauce1
A
1 Egg
Black peppers
Soy Sauce 3tbs
Sherry 1/2tbs

B
Corn Starch 1tbs
Sunflower Oil 1tbs

Sauce 2
Soy Sauce 2tbs
Sherry 2tbs
Suger 2tsp
Oyster Sauce 2tbs
Black Pepper
Corn Starch 2tsp-dissolved in 2tbs water

1. Cut meat into thin slices then knead the meat with Sauce 1, A. Then mix with Sauce 1,B. (Leave it in a fridge more than 15mins if you can.)
2. Slice Bamboo shoots and peppers thin.
3. Heat up oil(should cover the meat half) in a Wok or a deep pan about 130-140 degrees and put the marinated meat with high heat about 5 mins. Stir them sometimes cos they stick each other. Then Let the oil drain from the meat with kitchen paper.
4. Cook the sliced vegetables in the same oil of #3 briefly then drain them from the oil.
5. Empty the Wok or Pan then put 1 tbs oil. Cook chopped Garlic and Spring Onion.
6. Add the cooked meat and vegetables for a few mins, then pour the Sauce 2. When the sauce heats up, serve it.

Point: Don't be afraid of using lots of oil and high heat and cooking quickly! If you cook them slowly with low heat and non-fresh oil, the meat and vegetables will taste old and soggy. Yuk!

Chicken Parcels by Ari


CHICKEN PARCELS

INGREDIENTS:

2 chicken breasts

400gr mushrooms

1 spoon of breadcrumbs

1 spoon of grated parmesan chees

1 glass of white whine

garlic

parsley

The juice of 2 lemons

Olive oil

Salt & pepper


PREPARATION:

With a very sharp knife cut the chicken brests in half in order to create a ‘pocket’

In a container mix a bit of olive oil with the juice of one lemon and add some salt & pepper

Place the chicken breasts in the container with the mixture and leave them to marinate for 30 minutes

In the meantime slice the mushrooms and pan fried them with some oil and garlic

When cooked leave to cool down and then place them in afood processor with the parsley, the bread crumbs, the parmesan cheese and a little bit of oil (season if needed)

If you don’t have a food processor make sure you slice/chop the mushrooms very thinly so that it’s easy to mix them with the other ingredients

Remove the chicken breasts from the container and start to fill them up with the mushroom mixture (make sure you don’t fill them too much otherwise during cooking the meat could break – disaster!!)

When the ‘pocket’ is full close the open side by using toothpicks

In a large pan heat some oil and when hot place the chicken parcels and gently sizzle them on each side

Add the white wine, lower the flame/heat and put the lid on top

Cook for 30-40 minutes turning the parcels every now and then

If the cooking juice gets too dry add some water – keep the parcels moist

When cooked remove from the pan and leave to rest for 5 minutes

PRESENTATION:

This dish can be served hot or cold

Slice the chicken breasts and place them on a plate

Chop the parsley very thinly and mix it with the juice of a lemon and some olive oil and drizzle on top of the meat

I decided to serve my dish on a bed of Wild Mushroom Bulgar Wheat










Pulled Pork by Caroline





























There's nothing quite so delicious as a pulled pork sandwich! Pulled pork is cooked in the slow cooker or in the oven, or braise the pork on the stovetop. Cook until falling-apart tender, shred it with forks, and make your sandwiches.

Barbecued pork sandwiches are so easily made in the slow cooker and that is what we did!

Ingredients:

· 1 boneless pork shoulder roast, about 2 1/2 to 3 pounds

· 1 cup chopped onion (optional)

· 2 bottle (12 ounces) barbecue sauce, your favorite

· 3 to 4 tablespoons honey, or to taste

· dash hot pepper

· sandwich rolls

· coleslaw, optional

Preparation:

Place pork roast in a lightly greased 3 1/2 to 5-quart slow cooker. Combine barbecue sauce, honey, and hot pepper; pour over roast. Cover and cook on LOW setting for 7 to 9 hours. Serve on buns, topped with slaw, if desired.
Serves 6.