Recipes tagged with « Savory »
Pork Filet with Caramelized Pears
Pork tenderloin seared in a caramel base then simmered with pear and aromatics. Combines sugar, lime, and savory elements like fish sauce and soy. Pears add fruit sweetness, caramel layers, and acidity. Cook low and slow to keep pork juicy and blush pink inside. Sauce reduces to glossy, syrupy finish coating tender slices. Easy swap pears for firm apple or quince. Sambal oelek offers heat but can skip or replace with chili flakes. Technique focuses on watching caramel color and meat temp rather than times.
Savory Pork-Veal Cretons
A rustic pork and veal cretons dish simmered slowly with aromatics and herbs, absorbing liquid until thick and spreadable. Uses quick oats and a splash of cider vinegar to tweak texture and acidity. Cook low, watch moisture vanish, then cool under plastic to seal in freshness. Traditional Quebec comfort food revamped, without eggs or nuts, gluten free. Keeps well refrigerated or frozen for weeks. Makes a savory spread, breakfast staple or game day snack.
Pork Filets Apple-Onion Stuffed
Tender pork filets stuffed with sweet caramelized shallots instead of onions, balanced with tart green apples and a splash of dry vermouth replacing white wine. Finished with reduced chicken broth and a touch of crème fraîche for tang. Thyme swapped in for estragon. Coated lightly with cornstarch instead of flour for a crisp exterior. Slow oven roast melds flavors, crisp on outside, moist inside. A savory-sweet profile layered through texture contrasts and slow caramelization. Practical for weeknight or more elaborate meals. Adjust heat and seasoning by sight and scent to avoid overcooking the lean pork. Sauce reduces to velvety glaze, clinging to slices, punctuated by softened fruit chunks. Under an hour start to finish.
Rabbit Lemon Parmesan
Rabbit cooked slowly with lemon juice, chicken broth, and aged parmesan rind. Garlic and shallots start the base. Capers add pop. Reduced sauce thickened with time, finished off with fresh lemon zest and chives. Serve with steamed potatoes or egg noodles. Rustic, bright, and savory protein dish from slow simmering.