Gosh i haven't done a recipe in a while in fact i haven't done much cooking as this pregnancy is making me so poorly. However i made a 10 hour chili which is a great dish to cook at breakfast and leave cooking all day long and eat at dinner time. I find that cooking this dish long and slow gives the dish real depth in flavour. I tend to cook this dish on about 100 for half the day then knock it down to 50 for the rest of the day, make sure the dish is covered so it does not dry out and give it stirs through the day as you walk past your cooker.
I don't use mince meat but use lumps of beef, as this is cooked long and slow stewing beef which is a cheaper cut can be good for this and will hold its shape due to any fat and grainier meat structure. A slightly better cut of beef can also be used but the cooking process really makes the meat tenderise so it could fall apart when eaten which is just as good and delicious. I also use a bit of pork in my dish to give a difference in texture and flavour.
Lumps of beef (not mince meat)
2 onions
strips of pork lion
Tbsp Cumin toasted and ground
1/2 Tbsp Coriander seeds toasted and ground
1/2 a stick Cinnamon toasted and groundChili powder to your taste
Medium strength fresh green chilies about 5
Fresh coriander
Wooster sauce
1/4 tub of Beef stock
3/4 bottle San Miguel large beer
Tin tomatoes
1 tin Kidney beans
1/2 tube tomato puree
1/2 bar of 70% chocolate
- Soften off the onions slowly and remove from the pan
- Cover and coat the beef, pork in flour cornflour salt and pepper and seal off in a large pan this helps to thicken the sauce
- When flour looks like it sealed onto the meat stir the meat and liberally covering in Wooster sauce still stirring let this seal in also
- Coat the meat in the toasted and grounded cumin, coriander and cinnamon meat and finally brown off
- Put the onions back in the pan
- Add the beer and beef stock de glaze the base of the pan.
- Add the dried chili, tomatoes, puree, kidney beans
- Slice up the fresh green chilies add to mix seeds as well
- Add the chocolate
- Cook for min of 5 hours just before serving add chopped fresh coriander and serve with sour cream and rice.
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