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Yorkshire Kimchee

Yorkshire Kimchee

OK there’s probably no such thing as Yorkshire Kimchee (Yet). But it a a wide reaching name for a family of fermented condiments / side dishes in Korean cuisine. We bought bean sprouts for our Nori Rolls the other day and as ever we ended up with half a bag loitering in the fridge. So experimental cooking / fermenting time it is then….

This was loosely based on a Korean recipe, but I swapped out some of the ingredients as the objective here is to use up items, not to end up with half a Korean radish added to the fridge collection!

Ingredients:-

200g (Or so) of Bean Sprouts
3 cloves of Garlic minced
½ a fresh raw Beetroot
1 Carrot
A thumb sized piece of fresh Ginger
5 dried Chillies
2 tsp of Chilli flakes
2 tbsp Sugar
2 tbsp salt
1 tbsp Fish Sauce
1 litre of cold water

Method:-

(1) Add the salt and sugar to the water and set aside to allow time for it to dissolve.
(2) Peel the Ginger, Beetroot, Carrot and cut into very fine strips lengthways.
(3) In a bowl mix all the ingredients and then place in a clip top jar.
(4) Press down quite firmly and add further Bean Sprouts so that the top on the dry ingrients is going to be just under the lib when closed.
(5) Add the  brine solution so that everything is submerged.
(6) Pop the lid on and place in a cupboard.
(7) Shake gentle from time to time. The Lacto-fermentation will be complete in 7 to 14 days. As with all these fermented recipes is it smells bad or develops mould just bin it….

 

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On Friday we ventured to Anglesey, in a virtual fashion, for another in Sue’s series of Welsh recipes.

Ingredients:-

4 Hard Boiled Eggs, shelled and cut in half
1 Leek, finely diced
4 Medium Potatoes, boiled and mashed
4 Tbsp of Margarine (We used dairy free to avoid Lactose issues)
2 Tbsp of Milk (Again Lactose free for us)
Salt & Pepper to season
A Pinch of grated Nutmeg
150g of Grated Mature Cheddar Cheese (Lactose free for us)
3 Tbsp of Cornflour
A additional 600ml of Milk (Lactose free for us)
50g of Breadcrumbs (Gluten free for us)
2 Tsp of Laverbread


Method:-



(1) Fry the Leek in Margarine over a medium heat until softened.
(2) Boil and mash the Potatoes adding 1 Tbsp of Margarine, 2 Tbsp of Milk and seasoning with Salt & Pepper.
(3) Add the Leeks to the mashed Potato and mix well.
(4) Spoon the Potato mixture into a baking tray.
(5) Arrange the Eggs over the top.
(6) Drizzle the Laverbread over the Eggs.
(7) In a pan melt 2Tbsp of Margarine over a low heat and stir in the Cornflour to make a Rue.
(8) Gently start adding the Milk whisking continuously until all the Milk is combined.
(9) Allow to simmer for 2 minutes.
(10) Add half of the Cheese and a Pinch of Nutmeg, seasoning with Salt & Pepper.
(11) Cook for a further minute over a low heat stirring gently.
(12) Pour the Sauce over  the Mashed Potatoes and Eggs.
(13) Place in a preheated oven at 180c for 10 minutes.
(14) Combine the remaining Cheese and Breadcrumbs and sprinkle over the sauce.
(15) Return to the oven for a further 10 minutes or until the dish is bubbling and golden brown.

This was supposed to be a side dish… Suffice to say we’ll be eating the remainder reheated this evening.

 

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