I follow the directions on the roast re: weight, temperature and time needed to cook. This was medium/well in the middle. |
Thinly sliced beef with a drizzle of the peppercorn gravy/sauce. |
I follow the directions on the roast re: weight, temperature and time needed to cook. This was medium/well in the middle. |
Thinly sliced beef with a drizzle of the peppercorn gravy/sauce. |
Place potatoes in cold water, boil. After 5 minutes leave them to sit in the boiling water until fork tender. The skins stay on the potato. You can slip them off if you like. |
Cube the potatoes and place in bowl. |
Mince, onions, chives or green onions. Dice celery if you like. I used radishes for crunch and colour. |
For the sauce, I mix mayonnaise, sugar and vinegar plus fresh ground pepper. |
Stir sauce into salad. Refrigerate or eat immediately. You can add chopped hard boil egg. |
Get ingredients together. |
Butterfly chicken by slicing in 1/2 lengthwise, not through |
I put plastic below and over the chicken and hammer it with the rolling pin to flatten it. |
Apopular Chef suggests smacking the chicken with a fry pan. If you use the method make certain the handle is riveted on. I broke the handle off a fry pan! |
Stuff the flattened chicken with sliced ham and swiss cheese. |
Fold the chicken around the filling. I rubbed the out side with water to make the crumbs stick. Egg wash works well. |
I added rosemary and thyme to the bread crumbs. You can buy panko crumbs or breadcrumbs.. |
Chicken on the broiling pan of a counter top oven. |
Finished cooking 25 mins at 350. Finished when juices run clear....remember there is pink ham inside. You are looking for the chicken part to be white. |
Slice in 1/2 diagonally to make certain chicken is cooked. Stack on piece on top of the other...use hollandaise sauce if desired. |
Potatoes grow under the ground. Put them in cold water, then boil. |
Bring to a heavy boil. I boiled them for 5 minutes, turned off the heat and let them sit for 20 minutes. |
Potatoes sat in the hot water until tender. I find the skins do not burst if I use this method. I took them all out (so some would cool) the sliced them. |
Using all butter would cause the potato slices to burn black. Oil to use is a matter of taste. |
Fry potatoes and flip them to brown evenly. Mine were greasy so I put them on paper towel, blotted them, then served. |
Start with boiling water for any vegetable grown above the ground. |
Trim the green beans ends, add to boiling water. |
Get all of your ingredients ready. Once the filo is out you have to work fast so it does not dry out and flake everywhere. |
I use baking spray instead of melting butter and brushing it. Flavour is added with butter, but so are calories and a mess to clean up. Put the pastry on parchment paper, spray, roll, wrap, spray. |
Any combination you desire. This is butterflied chicken breast (earlier post), fresh spinach, balderson cheese and red onion. I have also used pesto and asiago cheese. |
Roll chicken in one direction, spray and roll in other direction to enclose the entire package. Spray the completer wrap. The colour is poor without the spray. |
In this heat I use the toaster oven, or the barbecue. Bake at 350 for 30 minutes. |
Finished - ones on the right were sprayed, the left were not. |
Cut in 1/2 to see if they are cooked. Works well for plating one piece on top of the other, on an angle. Hollandaise sauce can be served on the side or overtop. |
Leave bread out for a day to air dry. It is ready when it is crunchy. You can cut cubes before drying. |
I tried to roll the bread but it took forever and was not fine enough to bread chicken. |
I do not own a food processor so used my blender on the pulse setting |
Fine crumbs, no lumps. |
Crumbs can be seasoned; I used rosemary and thyme for chicken |
I froze left over crumbs without seasoning. I can use them in meatballs, for coating or on top of a casserole. |