Monday, September 27, 2010

REVIEW: Mignons de porc Arlonnaise



Lesson 27
Mignons de porc arlonnaise
Ingredients List
1 pc filet de porc/pork tenderloin
20ml huile/oil
sel et poivre/salt and pepper
== Julienne de legumes/Julienne of vegetables==
100g carottes/carrots
100g poireaux/leeks
100g navets/turnips
100g champignons/mushrooms
40g beurre/butter
sel/salt
==Sauce/Sauce==
20g sucre/sugar
40g vinaigre de vin rouge/red wine vinegar
150ml biere blonde/blond beer
200g demi-glace
80g beurre/butter
==Pommes anglaises/Boiled potatoes==
6 pcs pommes de terre/potatoes

Cooking method: Saute



Dry the meat and trim any fat or nerves off.  Tie meat with string by looping around, and underneath.  Then tie sections at approximately every 1.5 inches.   Pat meat dry again and season with salt and pepper.  Cook in hot oil browning each side and arosser with the oil.  Remove meat to a rack and degrease pan.


Julienne carrots, turnips, leeks.  Cut mushroom caps and only use white parts (roughly julienne).  Etuver each of them separately in butter, salt and a little bit of water.


Cook extras for the sauce in hot oil.  Remove meats, add sugar and cook to caramel colour.  Add red wine vinegar, reduce to a syrup, and then add beer.  Reduce again.  Add veal stock, and reduce.  Add to pan used to cook meat and deglaze.  Adjust taste with extra beer, red wine vinegar or sugar.


Turn potatoes a L'Anglaise from cold water with coarse salt.  Lustre with butter to finish.


Comments:  Kinda difficult to tie the meat.  Be careful with the Julienne, must be perfect since this isn't that complicated.  The sauce is difficult to get perfect taste... be prepared to have to change some tastes at the end.  The meat needs to be pretty much golden on all sides in order to be done.  Don't forget to let it rest.. may need to make a loose tinfoil lid.


Tools required:  Chef Knife, scissors, spatula, spoon, tongs, paring knife, peeler, turning knife, brush

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