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Slow Cooker Cuban Skirt Steak

Slow Cooker Cuban Shirt Steak recipe, eat well on universal credit

Some of the lowest price cuts of Beef have the most flavour provided that you cook them low & slow. Your friendly Slow Cooker is idea for this…..

Ingredients:-

500g of Skirt Beef
1 Onion, Sliced
60ml of Olive Oil
1 Tsp of Ground Cumin
1 Tsp of dried Tarragon
1 Tsp of Oregano
½ a Tsp of Chilli Flakes
1 Tin of Chopped Tomatoes, plus half of the tin of Water
1 Bulb of Garlic, peeled and separated
2 Bay Leaves
300Ml of Beef Stock
100g of Mushrooms, sliced
Salt & Pepper to season

Method:-

(1) In the Slow Cooker add the sliced Onions then lay the Skirt on top.
(2) Combine the Oil, Cumin, Tarragon, Salt, Pepper, Oregano and Chilli Flakes.
(3) Drizzle this over the Meat.
(4) Add the Tomatoes, Water and Stock over and around the Meat.
(5) Add the Mushrooms and Bay Leaves.
(6) Gently stir.
(7) Cook on ‘High’ for 5 to 6 hours or until the Beef is very tender..
(8) Find and remove the Bay Leaves before serving.

We served ours with Broccoli and Mashed Potatoes. The flavours and texture were really good. A proper Autumn warmer. This would easily have fed 4 people. The remainder will be used over a giant Toad-In-The-Hole tonight…...

 

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Gammon Hock in a giant Yorkshire Pudding

Discount fridge Gammon Hock. I’ve generally avoided Gammon until now as Sue’s generally not a great fan. But we both really enjoyed it after a good hearty boiling with a few fragrant herbs and spices. There was enough meat for 4 adult servings for us from one Hock at £1.12.

Ingredients:-

Gammon Hock
Onion, roughly sliced
Whole Black Pepper corns
Bay Leaves
Ground Cloves
Dill
A pint of Cider

Method:-

(1) In a large pan immerse the Hock in water and bring it to the boil for a few minutes.
(2) Pour the water away and rinse the Hock in cold water,
(3) Refill the pan and add the Hock and all the other ingredients. Top the pan up with water once you’ve added the Cider and bring back to the boil.
(4) Once boiling reduce the heat to a gentle simmer for 2 to 3 hours.
(5) When the meat is almost falling off the bone remove from the pan and allow to drain.
(6) Strip the meat as you would with pulled Pork.

You can use your “Pulled Gammon” as you wish. We added ours to a full dinner in a giant Yorkshire Pudding, because we’re a bit sad like that!
 

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