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Turkey Parmigiana with roasted Hazelnuts

Turkey Parmigiana with roasted Hazelnuts

I found some Turkey breast steaks for the bank melting price of £0.88 and as I ended up flat bound by the weather yesterday we decided to play in the kitchen. Chicken Parmigiana is one thing, but we think we took it to another level. But I guess we would really?!

Passata sauce

Ingredients:-

1 jar of Passata
1 squirt of Tomato Puree
1 clove of Garlic, minced
1 Onion, finely diced
2 Mushrooms, finely sliced
Basil
Oregano
Oil to fry
Salt & Pepper

Method:-

(1) Fry the Onions on a low heat until translucent.
(2) Add the Garlic and stir for a couple of minutes.
(3) Add the Mushrooms and stir again for a couple of minutes.
(4) Add the Passata, Tomato Puree and stir.
(5) Add the Oregano and Basil and season with Salt & Pepper.
(6) Simmer for 5 minutes and stir occasionally.

Turkey Steaks

Ingredients:-

Turkey Breast steaks
Bread Crumbs (Gluten free in our case)
Toasted and ground Hazelnuts (The last of this years foraged nuts – Sobs a little!)
Grated Italian style hard cheese and grated mature Cheddar.
1 Egg, beaten
Dried Parsley
Dried Basil
Milk
Flour
Oil to fry
Salt & Pepper
Chilli flakes


Method:-

(1) Toast the Hazelnuts in their shells at 180C for 10 minutes on a tray and then allow to cool.
(2) Crack the shells and chop the nuts in a food processor.
(3) Mix the Breadcrumbs, half of the grated Italian style Cheese, Parsley and nuts and put in a bowl.
(4) Season the flour with Salt & Pepper, Chilli Flakes and put in a bowl.
(5) Mix the beaten Egg with a little Milk to make an Egg wash and add to a bowl.
(6) Heat the Oil in a large frying pan.
(7) Dip each Turkey steak firstly in seasoned Flour, then the Egg wash and finally the Breadcrumb mix.
(8) Fry on both sides on a moderate heat until the breadcrumbs are golden.
(9) Spoon a little Passata sauce over each steak.
(10) Sprinkle grated Cheddar over the top and then Italian style Cheese and a sprinkling of dried Basil.
(11) Grill until the Cheese has melted and browned slightly.

We really enjoyed the intense flavours and the Turkey was both tender and moist. Serve with scalloped chips and a dressed salad perhaps?
 

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Saturday Politics Avoidance

There was a very unpleasant Political feel in the air yesterday morning. As we are still on Lock-Down our main news source in the Internet. But on this occasion our gut feeling was correct. Yesterday was best avoided entirely and spent in the kitchen!

So we made Ginger Beer, Fresh Rosemary and Sage Ciabatta and a Turkey Drummer and Vegetable Pie...

Ginger Beer ingredients:-

15g Dried Ginger Powder
400g Sugar
The juice of 1 Lime & 1 Lemon
2l Water (initially)
1 tbsp Yeast ( Ours was from the local Polish Shop and had Yeast Nutrient added )

Makes 4 ½ Litres

Method:-

(1) In a large pan heat the water to dissolve the Sugar.
(2) Add the Ginger, take off the heat and stir well.
(3) Add the Lime & Lemon juice and stir.
(4) Allow to cool to 20c to 30c so you don’t crack your bottle.
(5) Decant into a Demijohn.
(6) Mix the feast in a jug of cool water and add to the Demijohn.
(7) Top up with sufficient water so the is only a very small air space.
(8) Pop your air tray in and give it all a good swirl.
(9) Leave alone for a week if you want it weak, or two weeks or more for a stronger brew. It’s fine to drink “Live”and cloudy.

Fresh Rosemary and Sage Ciabatta ingredients:-

240g Self raising Gluten free flour
½ tsp Salt
The chopped leaves from 2 sprigs of fresh Rosemary and 3 sprigs of fresh Sage
240ml Milk
2 Cloves of Garlic, minced
4tbsp Mayonnaise

Method:-

(1) Mix all the ingredients to a batter sort of consistency.
(2) Preheat the oven to 200c.
(3) Pour into a Bread Tin and cook for 30 minutes or until it golden brown. Decorate with a few herb leaves if you wish.
(4) Tip out onto a cooling rack.

Turkey Drummer and Vegetable Pie.

I’m guessing not instructions are need for making a Pie? We had quite a bit of odds & bobs of vegetables which needed using up. So we roasted and cooled the drummer. Stripped the meat from the quills and bone. Sue made a white sauce and added the various bits of veg. We had a few balls of excess Gluten free Pastry in the freezer to go on the top….. Pie for us for the next couple of days then!

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