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OlyveOyl

OlyveOyl

@rotus Thanks for the ham tip, I happened to be having ham for dinner tonight and it “worked a treat”.

 

Yesterday, we had pork tenderloin au jus.   In IP  pot #1  fennel, apple and onion were cooked until golden. Added a dash of soy, maggi, chicken broth and port and topped it with the seared tenderloin. 
in IP pot #2 were chunked up russet potatoes.  Both pots were turned on with 4 minute timing.  The tenderloin was set for zero with a 4 minute natural release, the potatoes set on steam for 4 minutes..  Miraculously, both were finished perfectly, the potatoes were added to the other veggies  for a quick get together while the meat rested for a minute prior to slicing. Just enough cooking liquid remained to do a little pour over.. forget to use the fennel fronds.

Dessert was a pistachio raspberry jam  mini cake.

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OlyveOyl

OlyveOyl

@rotus Thanks for the ham tip, I happened to be having ham for dinner tonight and it “worked a treat”.

 

Yesterday, we had pork tenderloin au jus.   In IP  pot #1  fennel, apple and onion were cooked until golden. Added a dash of soy, maggi, chicken broth and port and topped it with the seared tenderloin. 
in IP pot #2 were chunked up russet potatoes.  Both pots were turned on with 4 minute timing.  The tenderloin was set for zero with a 4 minute natural release, the potatoes set on steam for 4 minutes..  Miraculously, both were finished perfectly, the potatoes were added to the other veggies  for a quick get together while the meat rested for a minute prior to slicing. Just enough cooking liquid remained to do a little pour over.. forget to use the fennel fronds.

Dessert was a pistachio raspberry jam  mini cake.

IMG_5335.jpeg

IMG_5339.jpeg

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