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Chicken Chilidron recipe, eat well on universal credit

While searching for inexpensive bits of Chicken for the Foxes I came across this box of bits. We had some Chorizo left in the fridge which I added to and this was the result. I’m pretty sure if I’d brought some old cardboard boxes home, Sue would have made a cracking meal from the, but this flavour combination was considerably better….

Ingredients:-

2 Legs & 2 Thighs of Chicken
200g of Chorizo, thickly sliced
1 Onion, sliced
3 Cloves of Garlic, minced
1 Tin of Plumb Tomatoes, chopped
400ml of Chicken Stock
A few sprigs of Rosemary
1 Large Red Pepper, charred in Oil
1 Hand full of mixed Olives
½ a Tsp of Paprika
½ a Tsp of Turmeric
The zest of one Lemon
3 Anchovies, drained
300 ml of boiling Water
A Glug of Shaoxing Wine
Salt & Pepper to season
Oil to fry

Method:-

(1) Add a little Oil to a Dutch Oven and heat to a medium heat.
(2) Season the Chicken portions with Salt & Pepper and then brown on all side, setting aside.
(3) Add the Chorizo and fry until crisp. Remove and set aside with the Chicken.
(4) Add the Onion and fry until softened.
(5) Add the Garlic and stir as it cooks to soak up the Chorizo Oil.
(6) Reduce to heat to low.
(7) Chop the Tomatoes.
(8) Char the Red Pepper in a griddle pan with a little oil. Remove and set aside.
(9) De-glaze the griddle pan with the Shaoxing Wine.
(10) To the Dutch Oven add the Peppers, Tomatoes and Chicken Stock.
(11) Add most of the Rosemary (Holding back a sprig), Chicken, Chorizo and the de-glaze from the griddle pan.
(12) Reduce the heat to low and simmer with the lid slightly open for 1 to 1 ½ hours, until the sauce has thickened and the Chicken is tender.
(13) Place the Olives in a bowl and pour over the boiling water, leaving to steep, with a pinch of Paprika & Turmeric
(14) Add the Olive Stock and cook for a further 30 minutes.
(15) Add the Lemon Zest and Anchovies, stirring in well.
(16) Fry the remain Rosemary to crumble as a garnish.
(17) Before serving remove the Rosemary sprigs from the Dutch Oven.

We served ours over mixed rice and it was really good. Or as Sue says. "It was OK!!!!!"

 

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Herb stuffed Pork Shoulder recipe – Tastes like Lamb!Lamb is expensive, we all know that. But Pork Shoulder is inexpensive and because it has been boned out you can remove the strings and there is a great place to add herbs. It's easy to roll the joint back up and roast. This was one of our experiments that really – really worked!
 
Ingredients:-
 
400g joint of Pork Shoulder (We paid £3.29 and have plenty for 2 meals for the three of us Including Buster the Dog!)
Rosemary chopped
Basil chopped
Garlic butter with Parsley
Oil, Salt & Pepper ( With the remaining herb mix to rub on the outside )
 
Method:-
 
(1) Heat the oven to 220c.
(2) Take the strings off the meat and open out.
(3) Pack the inside with most of the ingredients above.
(4) Roll the joint up again and place on a roasting tray.
(5) Rub the remaining herb mix on the outside.
(6) Roast at 220c for 20 minutes.
(7) Reduce the heat to 160c and cook for a further hour, longer depending on the size of your joint.
 
We served ours with Yorkshire Puddings and vegetables, but that really is up to you!

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