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Soy Sauce Chicken See Yao Gai 豉油鸡

January 30, 2024 by Christian Gott - An Island Chef Leave a Comment

Soy Sauce Chicken

Soy Sauce Chicken See Yao Gai 豉油鸡 is traditionally a whole chicken braised in an aromatic master stock made from soy sauce. In China a master stock is used again and again, each use imparting more flavour into the stock.

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Filed Under: Allergens, Asian Cusine, Braising, Chicken Recipes, Chinese Cooking, Cooking with Beer, Poultry Tagged With: Chicken, Chinese New Year, Chinese Recipes, Soy Sauce Chicken

Lamb Shanks with Moroccan Spices and Pomegranate Molasses

March 6, 2023 by Christian Gott - An Island Chef 1 Comment

Lamb shanks with Moroccan spices and pomegranate molasses. I love cooking lamb shanks and with another cold spell forecast for the United Kingdom this is a great recipe for chilly weather. The secret to any recipe for lamb shanks is to cook low and slow ( it will adapt easily for use with a slow-cooker ) and to ensure there are plenty of aromatic ingredients to add layers of flavour to the finished dish.

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Filed Under: African Cooking, Allergens, Braising, Dinner Party Dishes, Ingredients, Lamb, Meat, Slow-cooker Cooking, Spices, Winter Recipes Tagged With: Lamb Shank, Moroccan Cookery, Pomegranate Molasses, Winter Dishes

Seasonal Eating – Great Recipe Ideas to Cook this February

January 30, 2023 by Christian Gott - An Island Chef Leave a Comment

Seasonal Eating – Great recipe ideas to cook this February. After a really long slog January 2023 is finally behind us. The days are slowly beginning to lengthen and we can look forward to the early signs of spring. So what to eat? Well it’s definitely still time for lots of hearty dishes. My type of cooking. Lots of sustainable, seasonal soups and stews and proper puddings. But February is also time for some indulgent cooking for a loved one on St Valentines Day. Flipping up piles of pancakes on Shrove Tuesday and perhaps even relaxing with a glass or two to celebrate Global Wine Day.

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Filed Under: Beef Recipes, Braising, Classic Dishes, Cooking with Spices, Culinary skills, Dinner Party Dishes, Fish & Shellfsh, Game, Ingredients, Seasonal Cooking, Seasonal Eating, Soup, Uncategorized Tagged With: Seasonal Eating, Seasonal Recipes, Sustainable eating

What is a Jersey Bean Crock?

April 7, 2021 by Christian Gott 1 Comment

What is a Jersey Bean Crock? A Jersey Bean Crock or ‘les pais au fou’ is perhaps Jersey’s national dish. It is a tradition casserole of dried beans rather like a French Cassoulet. And don’t worry Guernsey readers I know that the Guernsey Bean Jar ( moussaettes au four ) is just as culturally important. The Bean Crock or Jar is cooked in a large clay casserole dish and historically was left in a baker’s oven overnight.

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Filed Under: Allergens, Braising, Culinary History, French Cooking, Ingredients, Jersey Produce, Jersey Recipes, Meat, Pork Tagged With: Cassoulet, Guernsey Bean Jar, Jersey Bean Crock, Jersey Recipes

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