Airgead
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Not exactly cooking with beer but is still home brewed so what the heck.
I had a few litres of cider left over after I kegged the missus a new batch on Friday. I made some into applejack and got creative in the kitchen with the rest -
Chicken casserole with mustard and cider
Brown some onions in a heavy casserole
Add enough chicken to feed everyone (I uses some casserole pieces which I skinned first) and brown that up
Throw in a good dollop of dijon mustard
Add a good splash of cider
Throw in some herbs (rosemary, thyme, bay, maybe some garlic if you like)
Season with salt & pepper
Cover and cook in a slow oven until cooked.
Thicken sauce if necessary with arrowroot or cornflour
I served it with gratin potatoes & steamed vegies
Baked monkfish with almonds
Take a chunk of monkfish (or other meaty fish)
Find a small baking dish just large enough to hold the fish
sprinkle finely chopped onion and garlic ion the bottom
Place fish on onion and garlic
sprinkle with herbs (thyme & sage.. tarragon would have been nice but I was out)
Season
Pour about 1cm of cider in the bottom
cover fish with slivered almonds
Bake in moderate oven until done. The almonds should be nice and browned.
Served with baked spuds in herb butter and cabbage steamed with cider vinegar
Cheers
Dave
Not exactly cooking with beer but is still home brewed so what the heck.
I had a few litres of cider left over after I kegged the missus a new batch on Friday. I made some into applejack and got creative in the kitchen with the rest -
Chicken casserole with mustard and cider
Brown some onions in a heavy casserole
Add enough chicken to feed everyone (I uses some casserole pieces which I skinned first) and brown that up
Throw in a good dollop of dijon mustard
Add a good splash of cider
Throw in some herbs (rosemary, thyme, bay, maybe some garlic if you like)
Season with salt & pepper
Cover and cook in a slow oven until cooked.
Thicken sauce if necessary with arrowroot or cornflour
I served it with gratin potatoes & steamed vegies
Baked monkfish with almonds
Take a chunk of monkfish (or other meaty fish)
Find a small baking dish just large enough to hold the fish
sprinkle finely chopped onion and garlic ion the bottom
Place fish on onion and garlic
sprinkle with herbs (thyme & sage.. tarragon would have been nice but I was out)
Season
Pour about 1cm of cider in the bottom
cover fish with slivered almonds
Bake in moderate oven until done. The almonds should be nice and browned.
Served with baked spuds in herb butter and cabbage steamed with cider vinegar
Cheers
Dave