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Tempest63

Tempest63

I've had quite a glut of meat just recently, the caterers at work have provided beef short ribs, lamb shanks and goat at cost price. I have a 60kg fallow deer coming during the week so I have had to start using up what is in the freezer to make a little more room. A kilo of chicken breast went into the dehydrator to make treats for the dogs.

 

Another 1.5 kilo went into a Levi Roots curried goat. Some for us, some for a son and a couple of portions for work. I started this at 04.30 this morning (couldn’t sleep) and forgot to take a pic until it was divvied up.

 

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I also had a couple of portions of beef short ribs and thought I would try a Rick Stein recipe. 
https://thehappyfoodie.co.uk/recipes/rick-steins-braised-beef-short-ribs/

 

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I prepped everything then got out “Big Red”, he is my largest casserole and with a capacity of 7.25 quarts or 6.7 litres, he is the one I turn to when I need a big pan.

 

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 After browning off the meat,

 

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I softened and caramelised the veg before adding the meat back to the pan with wine and stock.

 

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Rick Stein suggests serving with Dauphinois potatoes or aligot, but for time and convenience, garlic and mustard mash with some green veg served us well.

 

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Tempest63

Tempest63

I've had quite a glut of meat just recently, the caterers at work have provided beef short ribs, lamb shanks and goat at cost price. I have a 6kg fallow deer coming during the week so I have had to start using up what is in the freezer to make a little more room. A kilo of chicken breast went into the dehydrator to make treats for the dogs.

 

Another 1.5 kilo went into a Levi Roots curried goat. Some for us, some for a son and a couple of portions for work. I started this at 04.30 this morning (couldn’t sleep) and forgot to take a pic until it was divvied up.

 

IMG_1168.jpeg.8514056d558641717217f49b644b660f.jpeg


I also had a couple of portions of beef short ribs and thought I would try a Rick Stein recipe. 
https://thehappyfoodie.co.uk/recipes/rick-steins-braised-beef-short-ribs/

 

IMG_1163.jpeg.725284ae372b4350ff73f795593d8a20.jpeg


I prepped everything then got out “Big Red”, he is my largest casserole and with a capacity of 7.25 quarts or 6.7 litres, he is the one I turn to when I need a big pan.

 

IMG_1165.jpeg.b612b5632b7623e7ccaaa8fc460787b4.jpeg

 

 After browning off the meat,

 

IMG_1169.jpeg.07d0dfed55eb70d86fbac1717c0c9d9c.jpeg


I softened and caramelised the veg before adding the meat back to the pan with wine and stock.

 

IMG_1170.jpeg.74379f4205b53dbeaa80f57b19dd8004.jpeg

 

Rick Stein suggests serving with Dauphinois potatoes or aligot, but for time and convenience, garlic and mustard mash with some green veg served us well.

 

IMG_1172.jpeg.590f06ddc940a64de7a74094d81b2cbc.jpeg

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