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Plum, pickled wild Mushroom and pickled Garlic sauce!

Plum, pickled wild Mushroom and pickled Garlic sauce

Initially this was intended as a dipping sauce…. As we have found with a lot of foraged items they have much stronger flavours than their shop bought counterparts. So this is going over a £1.38 rack of Pork ribs!

This was clearly an experiment and we’d not expect anybody in their right mind to have these ingredients to hand! But it’s good to experiment. You never know what you’ll invent for a few pence….

Ingredients:-

260g of frozen foraged Plums
4 large lumps of pickled Chicken Of The Woods
Lacto Fermented Garlic Cloves
A slug of Soy Sauce and Fish Sauce
2 table spoons of Sugar
Enough Tomato sauce to make the sauce wet enough to pour over your meat

Shop bought Mushrooms, fresh Garlic and bought Plums would probably result in something good, but maybe not quite as strong flavoured.

Method:-

(1) Thaw the plums. We used the Microwave but it doesn’t matter if you heat them gently in a pan with a little water.
(2) Simmer the Plums in a little water until you can squash them with a fork.
(3) Press through a colander to separate the stones, keeping to juice, pulp and skins.
(4) Allow to cool so you don’t damage your blender.
(5) Blend everything apart from the Tomato Sauce to a fine texture.
(6) Add back to the pan and simmer for 20 minutes.
(7) Add enough Tomato Sauce to make your sauce liquid enough to pour.

Plum, pickled wild Mushroom and pickled Garlic sauce

 

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Coated Wedges recipe

This is Sue’s take on Kansas Fried Chicken shop Coated Fries ( Other State names may be used as branding!)

Ingredients:-

Potato cut into wedges skin on
Egg
Milk
Plain Flour (Gluten free in our case)
Garlic Salt
Onion Salt
Paprika
Chilli flakes mixed Herbs
Salt and Pepper

Method:-

(1) Mix the beaten Egg, Salt, Pepper and Milk to make an Egg wash.
(2) Mix the flour and other dry ingredients to make a seasoned Flour mix.
(3) Dip each wedge in the Flour mix, Egg wash and back in the Flour mix.
(4) Roast at 180C for about 40 minutes.
(5) Flash fry to crisp the coating.

We served ours with Marinated Pork Ribs and home made Coleslaw. A fresh light and tasty meal of a warm summer evening.

 

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