Increase the heat under the stock and boil until it has reduced to 1 cups. Meanwhile, cut the chicken into bite-size pieces and add to the onions and mushrooms. When the stock has reduced, pour it into a pitcher.
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Keep the chicken stock heated over a low heat and add as the rice mixture evaporates. Remove mushrooms when they are browned and add at the end so they are firmer. This recipe does not mention seasonings so I found it bland and needed to add more Parmesan as well as salt and pepper before serving. Chopped chives add additional flavour and colour too. Great recipe though!
I've told you all about the most pleasant and best value-for-money meal I've had in London so far... Gordon Ramsay @ the Claridges Hotel is an institution in London and rightly so. I also never fail to sing the praises for Ramsay's "Secrets", one of the best cook books I've ever bought (and believe me, there are many!). Amongst "Haute Cuisine" there are a fair number of traditional British dishes... a few years ago I'd never have thought that I'd once stoop that low (back then British cooking ranked very low on my list of desirable cuisines, and I guess it still does in a way), but Gordon Ramsay even makes the traditional British thoroughly delectable! So this is a recipe for a pie - very traditional here. I am pretty sure most pubs (and the home cook) use it as a clever way to use up all left-overs they've got in the kitchen. Ramsay embraces all that is good about it - bold flavours, very down-to-earth cooking: bacon, mushrooms, cream - comfort food doesn't get any better. He cooks the pastry separately, though, and uses puff pastry instead of shortcrust... the result being a a very hearty stew of chicken fillet and vegetables, topped with some crispy pastry rounds - seconds, anyone? Yessir!!!Wine suggestion: 2001 Chassagne-Montrachet, 1er Cru Clos des Murées, Domaine Fontaigne-Gagnard
4 chicken breasts (ca. 600 g, cut in 3 cm dice)375 g ready-rolled puff pastry1 egg (beaten)200 g shallots (peeled)500 ml chicken stock1 bay leaf2 sprigs thyme200 g speck (lean tenderloin bacon)1 tbsp oil150 g button mushrooms125 ml sherry200 ml double creamparsley, to decorate
Pre-heat the oven to 200 C. Cut the pastry into any shapes you like, either rounds (ca. 10 cm) or triangular wedges. Lay on a non-stick baking tray, score lightly with a blunt knife, brush with the egg and bake for 10 - 12 minutes until golden brown.Bring the chicken stock to the boil, add the thyme sprigs, then put in the peeled shallots and cook for 5 minutes. Lift the shallots and set aside. Add the chicken to the stock and cook for 5 minutes. Leave to stand for another 2 minutes, then strain & reserve the stock, throwing the herbs out. Cut the speck into 5 mm strips and clean the mushrooms carefully.Fry the speck in the oil in a non-stick pan until browning, drain on some kitchen towel and leave to cool and crisp. Add the mushrooms, fry for about 7 minutes, season with salt and pepper and reserve. Deglaze the pan with the sherry, reduce by half, then add the shallots, stock and cream. Reduce by a third, then add the mushrooms and chicken. Cook until the chicken has warmed through, then scatter with parsley and bacon, scoop onto plates, top with some pastry shapes and serve immediately.
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Every day on the internet, we come across thousands of recipes from expert chefs and bloggers. Sometimes, these dishes are actually delicious and we too want to try and make them at home. At other times, however, these recipes just don't sit well with foodies and can be given a miss. Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay's Instagram account is one place we always find hilarious yet true reviews of recipes on the internet. The chef is known for his no-holds-barred reactions to multiple dishes. Gordon Ramsay's latest reaction was to a recipe for shepherd's pie. Take a look at the video here:View this post on InstagramA post shared by Gordon Ramsay (@gordongram)The reaction video was shared by Gordon Ramsay on his official Instagram handle @gordongram. Since the time it was posted, it has already received over 6.3 million views and 465k likes. "Cook up something good Sunday night! Just make sure you use my recipe," wrote Ramsay in the caption.window._rrCode = window._rrCode [];_rrCode.push(function() (function(v,d,o,ai)ai=d.createElement("script");ai.defer=true;ai.async=true;ai.src=v.location.protocol+o;d.head.appendChild(ai);)(window, document, "//a.vdo.ai/core/v-ndtv/vdo.ai.js"); );In the clip, we could see the making of Shepherd's pie by popular blogger @notoriousfoodie. He first added ground meat to the pan with some olive oil, salt and pepper and mashed it up nicely. Then, he cut up some vegetables including onion, carrot and leeks and added them to the pan of ground meat. "Beautiful knife skills," reacted Gordon Ramsay. Then, he added some more sauces, condiments and wine to the meat and finished it off with some peas. Next was a layer of mashed potatoes with egg yolks to make it even smoother. Bread crumbs and cheese were added lastly into the pie that was baked and served hot garnished with some chopped green onion!(Also Read: Gordon Ramsay Reveals The Most Intimidating Person He Ever Cooked For)A savoury dish, Shepherd's pie has been trending recently. Interestingly, Gordon Ramsay approved of the whole Shepherd's pie recipe and actually praised the blogger for following the recipe to the very last instruction. "This kid is good," and "That looks 'forking' gorgeous. Sumptuous," he exclaimed during the video. The only negative comment he had was about using an expensive quality wine for the making of the humble pie. "My mom would kill me," he laughed.Instagram users too shared their comments on the video of Gordon Ramsay reacting to Shepherd's pie. The fact that it got his approval had foodies on Instagram stunned. "Gordon Approved Video," said one user while another wrote, "That looks amazing!"If you too want to make Shepherd's pie in your kitchen, we have the full recipe for you. This delicious savoury pie can become your new favourite baked dish. Click here for the full recipe of Shepherd's pie.What did you think of Gordon Ramsay's reaction to Shepherd's pie? Tell us in the comments. Comments About Aditi AhujaAditi loves talking to and meeting like-minded foodies (especially the kind who like veg momos). Plus points if you get her bad jokes and sitcom references, or if you recommend a new place to eat at. 2ff7e9595c
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