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Pork Indad recipe

Pork Indad recipe

I butchered a Pork leg which was on special a while ago so we’ve quite a bit of diced Pork in the freezer. So Indian Pork recipes? They’re not actually very common as Pork is not traditional in India. But were there’s a will etc. Sue found a recipe to modify!

Ingredients:-

500g of Pork, cubed
1 Cinnamon Stick
2 Cloves
1 Sprig of Mint Leaves
1 Tsp of White Wine Vinegar
2 Tsp of Castor Sugar
2 Potatoes, peeled and cubed
Melted Butter / Margarine or Oil, to fry
Salt to season

Masala Ingredients:-

1 Tbsp of Cumin Seeds
2 Red Chillies
10 Peppercorns
1 Tsp of Turmeric
3 Cloves of Garlic,minced
1 Tsp of Tamarind paste
2 Onions, chopped
Fresh Coriander to garnish

Method:-

(1) Boil the Pork in a pan until all the water has evaporated.
(2) Heat Oil or Margarine in a large frying pan on a medium heat and fry the Pork until browned on all sides.
(3) Add the Potatoes and stir in.
(4) Grind the Masala ingredients and add these to the Pork.
(5) Cook over a low heat adding a little water to loosen the sauce.
(6) Simmer for 10 to 15 minutes.
(7) Add the Cinnamon, Cloves, Milt Leave, Vinegar, Sugar and season with Salt.
(8) Continue to simmer until the Pork is tender.
(9) Remove the Cinnamon stick and serve garnished with fresh chopped Coriander.

We served our over mixed Wild Rice with Panpolay / Near Dos, I’ll type the recipe for those shortly….

 

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Magical Rice Noodles

As part of the filming we did last week we took up the challenge to produce a three course meal for around our usual daily budget. We normally just have one large main course each and pick at leftovers.

So although nobody will be interested in me typing up yet another stir-fry recipe. I thought it might be fun to let you into a little secret we discovered. There are quite a few starch based dry goods with will behave like Popadums if you throw them into your deep fat fryer. One of our favourites are Glass Rice Noodles from the local Asian Supermarket. They added a bit of visual interest and crunch, but also bulked the dish out for a few pence.

Method:-

(1) Pre-heat the fryer to 170c.
(2) Once the Oil is hot test your noddles by throwing a short length in. If it puffs and pops up dramatically all is good.
(3) Fry small batches and drain over kitchen paper.
(4) Use to dress the top of Asian dishes and sprinkle with a little Paprika for colour.

 

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