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I had a bit of a pork buying spree at the weekend including a piece of belly for which i wanted to attempt making chicharron the long handed way.
This involves cooking it in stock at 100degC for 7-8 hours (overnight), then cubing and chilling prior to deep frying. A long process but not much work involved and you end up with a marvellous stock/soup base from the first phase.
Here it is served with some smoked aged cheddar, roast peppers and homemade maple and bourbon bbq sauce (which takes ages to make but is fking legendary).
This involves cooking it in stock at 100degC for 7-8 hours (overnight), then cubing and chilling prior to deep frying. A long process but not much work involved and you end up with a marvellous stock/soup base from the first phase.
Here it is served with some smoked aged cheddar, roast peppers and homemade maple and bourbon bbq sauce (which takes ages to make but is fking legendary).
Tickle said:
Pie season in full swing!
A friend works near a good pie shop and every so often drops me one off (Lord of the Pies in Stockport). Anyway, this was based on one off their FB page; beef (skirt) and chorizo cooked in Malbec. We just had it with fried padron peppers. Crappy pic just before it got demolished.
Holy Moly, A friend works near a good pie shop and every so often drops me one off (Lord of the Pies in Stockport). Anyway, this was based on one off their FB page; beef (skirt) and chorizo cooked in Malbec. We just had it with fried padron peppers. Crappy pic just before it got demolished.
You have not cooked it yourself, but thanks for posting, that is what a pie should be like, none of this a casserole with a biscuit crust on top bks that a lot of pie sellers now sell as a pie in gastropubs etc. Boooo
"beef (skirt) and chorizo cooked in Malbec"
I actually have a lardon having seen that. I was trying to do my own post of pre prep for my friend from college who is travelling over from SoCal and I am doing a meal for him tomorrow, but got distracted....
nice photo as well. 9.7/10
Gandahar said:
Holy Moly,
You have not cooked it yourself, but thanks for posting, that is what a pie should be like, none of this a casserole with a biscuit crust on top bks that a lot of pie sellers now sell as a pie in gastropubs etc. Boooo
"beef (skirt) and chorizo cooked in Malbec"
I actually have a lardon having seen that. I was trying to do my own post of pre prep for my friend from college who is travelling over from SoCal and I am doing a meal for him tomorrow, but got distracted....
nice photo as well. 9.7/10
Cheers, I only got the filling idea from lord of the pies FB page. You have not cooked it yourself, but thanks for posting, that is what a pie should be like, none of this a casserole with a biscuit crust on top bks that a lot of pie sellers now sell as a pie in gastropubs etc. Boooo
"beef (skirt) and chorizo cooked in Malbec"
I actually have a lardon having seen that. I was trying to do my own post of pre prep for my friend from college who is travelling over from SoCal and I am doing a meal for him tomorrow, but got distracted....
nice photo as well. 9.7/10
This pie was made by me, pastry n'all.
Tickle said:
Gandahar said:
Holy Moly,
You have not cooked it yourself, but thanks for posting, that is what a pie should be like, none of this a casserole with a biscuit crust on top bks that a lot of pie sellers now sell as a pie in gastropubs etc. Boooo
"beef (skirt) and chorizo cooked in Malbec"
I actually have a lardon having seen that. I was trying to do my own post of pre prep for my friend from college who is travelling over from SoCal and I am doing a meal for him tomorrow, but got distracted....
nice photo as well. 9.7/10
Cheers, I only got the filling idea from lord of the pies FB page. You have not cooked it yourself, but thanks for posting, that is what a pie should be like, none of this a casserole with a biscuit crust on top bks that a lot of pie sellers now sell as a pie in gastropubs etc. Boooo
"beef (skirt) and chorizo cooked in Malbec"
I actually have a lardon having seen that. I was trying to do my own post of pre prep for my friend from college who is travelling over from SoCal and I am doing a meal for him tomorrow, but got distracted....
nice photo as well. 9.7/10
This pie was made by me, pastry n'all.
Mrs Tickle doesn't do belly pork, so seeing as I'm home alone tonight I thought I would go all-out and make pig for one.
Got and abundance of apples so used some up, also got some other bits when I got the pork that are in season; fennel and beetroot.
Belly pork, roast beetroot in star anise, caramelised fennel and applesauce.
Apologies for so many pics, I'm also ding about with a new phone.
Got and abundance of apples so used some up, also got some other bits when I got the pork that are in season; fennel and beetroot.
Belly pork, roast beetroot in star anise, caramelised fennel and applesauce.
Apologies for so many pics, I'm also ding about with a new phone.
A rare evening off, so nice to get to cook for myself for once. Autumn produces such nice produce and wild mushrooms are a favourite. Sometimes, less is more, so a simple tagliatelle dish of smoked bacon, wild mushrooms, garlic, creme fraiche, tarragon and parmesan.
Edited by cbmotorsport on Wednesday 17th October 09:35
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