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With this cooking holiday in the beautiful and relaxing Dordogne region of South West France you will learn to cook like a pro . . . experience the finest of wines, great food and the traditional markets as you take your culinary skills to the next level.

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Recipes from professional Chef Tallyrand:

Tallyrand Recipe

Caramelised Shallots and Garlic Cloves

This recipe is to accompany the Beef Roulades 'Bresaola' recipe <click here> but it can of course be served with a dish of your choice.

Ingredients

butter
50
gm
honey
100
ml
shallots - peeled
12
pc
garlic cloves - peeled
12
pc

Method

  1. Melt the butter in a thick bottom frying pan
  2. Add the honey and stir to combine
  3. Add the shallots and allow to simmer gently until the butter and honey mix begins to reduce and caramelise, turn the shallots often to cook evenly
  4. When the shallots are nearly cooked, add the garlic cloves and continue cooking until both are softened and cooked - with skill and practice, the shallots and garlic should be cooked at the same time as the butter and honey have all but reduced to nothing and nicely caramelised

Chef's Tip:

To help ensure things do not burn, the shallots and garlic cloves can be blanched and refreshed prior to adding to the pan

Serves 4

Blanch = to place into boiling water until lightly cooked
Refreshed = to place into iced water or under cold, running water to halt the cooking process

To remove any stuck on caramel from pans, etc place into a larger saucepan, cover with water and bring to a boil. The caramel being sugar will just dissolve away - no need for scrubbing and ruining your cookware!

Legend:
 
  lt
=
litres
  ml
=
millelitres
  kg
=
kilograms
  gm
=
grams
  tsp
=
teaspoon
  tbs
=
tablespoon
  sq
=
sufficient quantity (add to taste)
  pc
=
piece, meaning a whole one of

Enjoy and bon appetit . . . . .

Published 01 October 2003

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