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Pork Hock Roast

Pork Hock Roast

When I worked at the Butcher Geoff (The real butcher! With 45+ years of knowledge) used to grumblingly cut the Hocks off, pop them in boiling bags and shove them in the ham boiler over night. They were a sort of twice weekly special the morning after our delivery and never lasted until lunchtime. We’ve tried Chilli Pork Hock casserole which was really very good. But are they any good roasted (asked nobody apart from us I’m guessing!)

There’s a reason the Geoff popped it the ham boiler. It’s tough as old boots and very greasy roasted! Even slow roasted it didn’t take on the flavour of the liberal bunch of foraged herbs. Yes hands up, this was not a great idea. But Sue’s Gluten free Yorkshire Pudding and stuffing balls saved the day…

The remained is going in a Chilli Pork Hock casserole tonight – at least we know that works!

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Eat Well on UC - Basic Chicken CurryWe had ½ a cooked Chicken left. So Chicken Curry it was! Sue served ours with home-made Green Tomato and Apple Chutney and Coriander & Garlic Flatbreads (Recipes attached)
 
Ingredients:-
 
½ a cooked Chicken
1 Onion finely chopped
4 or 5 Mushrooms, chopped
3 cloves of Garlic
1 Teaspoon of ground Ginger
1 Teaspoon of Garam Masala
2 Teaspoons of Chilli powder
1 Teaspoon of Paprika
1 Jam of shop bought Curry Sauce (We used Jalfrezi)
1 Tin of chopped Tomatoes
¼ tube of Tomato Purée
Salt and Pepper
Vegetable Oil for frying
 
Method:-
 
(1) Fry the chopped Onion and Mushroom until softened.
(2) Add the Ginger, Garam Masala, Paprika, Salt and Pepper and stir well. Fry gently for a couple of minutes.
(3) Add the Garlic, Curry Sauce, chopped Tomatoes, Tomato Purée and simmer to reduce for 20 minutes.
(4) Chop the Chicken meat into rough cubes and add. Simmer until the Chicken is thoroughly heated. Do not cook for too long at this stage as the Chicken will bread down into shreds.
 
Serve of a bed of rice and Poppadoms 

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