Showing posts with label Pork recipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pork recipes. Show all posts

Thursday, October 2, 2014

How to cook the Goan sausage

Goan sausages go well with pulao or even plain rice but they make for a tasty snack with pao. Chop the onion fine if you are making sausage rolls or sausage pao. Also, you can boil the whole string of sausages without taking off the skin but for sausage rolls or chourico pao, you will need to de-skin the sausages.



Ingredients:
¼ kg Goan sausages (I like the Homemade brand)

Onions - you can use the tiny ones if you are using them whole or use them finely chopped if you are using the sausage in chourico pao or sausage rolls.

Method:
  •  Put the sausages skinned or not, in a pressue cooker with about three tbspns of water.
  • When the cooker whistles, cook on simmer for 10 mins.
  • After that, take off fire and let off steam.
  • Add the onion and put on fire again.
  • After the whistle, cook on simmer for 5 mins.

Saturday, October 19, 2013

Beef Pork Chicken Stew

Stew made using chicken, beef and pork was served at the weddings some three decades back long before the buffet meals came into the picture. The pork, beef and chicken stew was served in a quarter plate with a triangular slice of bread, neatly trimmed and it was oh, so tasty. This tasty stew of three meats is not seen very often today and even if it is, might not bring back the memories of the stew of old.
Delicious Stew of Pork, Beef and Chicken
Ingredients:

¼ kg boneless pork
¼ kg boneless beef
¼ kg boneless chicken
5 carrots2 potatoes
15 round beans
1/2 cup green peas
1 capsicum
2 big onions, chopped
8 pepper corns
4 cloves
4" piece of cinnamon
1/2 glass milk
1 level tbspn corn flour
2 green chillies, slit
salt to taste
3 tspns ginger garlic paste
3 tspns salt or as per taste
6-8 tbspns of tomato ketchup
1 cup macaroni

Method:
  • Cut each of the three meats into one inch pieces and apply salt and ginger garlic paste keeping them separate.
  • Fry the onions in a pressure cooker, add cloves, cinnamon and pepper corns. Add a little water if required.
  • Add pork and cook till done.
  • Take out the pork, add beef and cook till done.
  • Take out the beef, add chicken and pressurize for 5 mins. after the whistle on simmer.
  • Dice the carrots, potatoes and capsicum.
  • Put all the cooked meats and the above vegetables along with the green peas in a vessel with the gravy if any.
  • In the milk, add the cornflour, stir and add to the mixture.
  • Add another glass of water, the green chillies and tomato ketchup or as per your taste.
  • If you would like some extra gravy you could add some chicken stock.
  • Stir occasionally and cook with lid on until vegetables are done.
  • Boil a cup of macaroni (for 6 to 8 mins in pressure cooker on simmer after whistle) and add to the above.
  • Your stew is ready to be served. Bon appetit!!
Chicken, Beef and Pork stew

Thursday, June 20, 2013

Sorpotel

Sorpotel, this much loved authentic Goan dish made from pork is served at most festive occasions be it weddings, birthday parties or feasts.

Goan Sorpotel Recipe
Ingredients:

3 kg pork for Sorpotel
3 tblspns salt
1 tspn turmeric powder
1 tspn magic masala powder
12 onions, cut fine
3 tbspn of coconut jaggery (pounded)
18 tbspns vinegar
To grind:
30 kashmiri chillies
20 cloves
1 pod garlic
1 tspn geera
Cinnamon – four 2" bits
1 tspn turmeric powder

Method:
  • Grind together the ingredients to be ground using a minimum qty. of water. 
  • Apply the salt, turmeric powder and magic masala powder to the meat.
  • Boil meat in a pressure cooker for 10 mins.on simmer after the whistle or for longer if the meat is not soft enough. 
  • Once the meat is cooked, do not evaporate the broth. Leave it for later use
  • Cut the meat into 3/4" cubes and then fry without using any oil as the fat should come out of the meat. 
  • Remove the fried meat and set aside.
  • Next fry the chopped onions in the same fat left behind. 
  • In a vessel, place the fried meat and onions along with the ground masala and the broth left over from boiling the meat.
  • Bring to a boil.
  • Add the vinegar (cautiously).
  • Add the coconut jaggery. 
  • Put off the flame when thickened slightly. Gets thicker the next day and it tastes better as it gets older.
  • Serve with sannas.
We strive to bring you the best of Goan recipes handed down from our mothers and grandmothers whether it is Goan sweets recipes, Goan dessert recipes, the famous Goan xacuti recipe, the vindaloo recipe, the sorpotel recipe and so much more... Enjoy making the best of Goan dishes to tickle your palate and there are so many other favourite recipes you can use as well. So happy cooking and... bon appetit!!