fruity gammon
Mar. 8th, 2009 11:08 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
using up: half a gammon, some manky apples
Continuing in the mission to make space in the freezers, Pete found a small rib of beef, and half a large gammon in the outside one yesterday. The rib is for today's dinner (yum), and I did this with the gammon:
Put it in the slow cooker skin side down, discovering - with some amazement - that the lid would actually go on. Cut a jaffa orange into quarters, squeezed the juice over the exposed meat, and put the squished segments in the pot. Cut up a wizened apple similarly, and hurled it in. Added half a cinnamon stick, three star anise, and three slices of fresh ginger.
Cooked it on low for about nine hours, I guess, then left it in the water overnight. Will shortly skin it and paint it with a glaze of mustard and maple syrup, then roast it off in the oven (which currently contains a reactive fruit cake, using up some fresh cranberries and dried prunes).
Rib roast experiment details to follow.
Continuing in the mission to make space in the freezers, Pete found a small rib of beef, and half a large gammon in the outside one yesterday. The rib is for today's dinner (yum), and I did this with the gammon:
Put it in the slow cooker skin side down, discovering - with some amazement - that the lid would actually go on. Cut a jaffa orange into quarters, squeezed the juice over the exposed meat, and put the squished segments in the pot. Cut up a wizened apple similarly, and hurled it in. Added half a cinnamon stick, three star anise, and three slices of fresh ginger.
Cooked it on low for about nine hours, I guess, then left it in the water overnight. Will shortly skin it and paint it with a glaze of mustard and maple syrup, then roast it off in the oven (which currently contains a reactive fruit cake, using up some fresh cranberries and dried prunes).
Rib roast experiment details to follow.
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Date: 2009-03-08 06:29 pm (UTC)Pete been at the test tubes again?