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Chicken with Blue Stilton and Mushroom Sauce

Chicken with Blue Stilton and Mushroom Sauce

Sue’s daughter bought her a selection of great Welsh Cheeses for her birthday. So armed with Blue Stilton this was her creation last night.

Sauce Ingredients:-

Crème Fresh
Soft Cheese (Philadelphia or similar)
Blue Cheese
Shallots, sliced
2  Cloves of Garlic, minced
300ml of Chicken Stock
100ml Cheap White Wine
A knob of Butter
Rehydrated Wild Mushrooms ( Auricularia Auricula-Judae ), chopped
Salt & Pepper

Method:-

(1) Fry the Shallots and then add the Garlic until the Shallots are softened.
(2) Season with Salt & Pepper.
(3) Add the Chicken Stock and Wild Mushrooms then simmer for 20 minutes.
(4) Add the Wine Wine and simmer for another 20 minutes.
(5) Add the Blue Stilton and allow to break down.
(6) Add the Crème Fresh and Soft Cheese and stir in.
(7) Add the Butter and turn off the heat.
(8) Stir and serve.

We served the sauce of Chicken breasts stuffed with Blue Stilton. With Broccoli, Carrots, fried Potato discs and a bit of fresh Parsley to garnish.

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Rosemary and Sage roast Pork shoulder

Rosemary and Sage roast Pork shoulder, tray baked Vegetables, roast Potatoes and Gluten free Yorkshires.

It’s possible not really worth adding a full recipe here. We foraged quite a bit of fresh Rosemary and Sage the other day which really working with the bit of Pork shoulder we had in the freezer. Again we had quite a few bits and bobs of vegetables floating about so we tray baked them. Add some roast spuds and Yorkshire puddings and – you guessed it – Sunday roast on a Wednesday!

The experiment here was the crackling.

As you’ve probably noticed if you freeze pork the slow freezing process allows ice crystals to form in the rind. This damages the structure and makes getting good crackling very difficult. More often than not you end up with something which resembles boot leather! So we cut the bendy rind off the roast when we’d taken it out to rest and popped it in the deep fat fryer. It’s not quite like crackling, probably more like Pork Scratchings. But it was very tasty and still had the Sage and Rosemary taste to it.

 

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