Stuffed peppers with pig trotters and boletus
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Ingredients for 5 portions
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Green basque country peppers
30.0 ud
Leg of pork
1.0 kg
Frozen mushrooms
0.2 kg
Spring onions
2.0 ud
Leek
1.0 ud
Frozen mushrooms
0.05 kg
Olive oil
0.1 l
Garlic, bulb
1.0 ud
Biscayne sauce
0.5 l
Sherry "Jerez" vinegar
0.02 l
Dijon mustard
21.5 g
Chives
5.0 g
Purple onion from Zalla
0.5 kg
Chorizo pepper
6.0 ud
Small golden apple
0.075 kg
Bread
12.5 g
Table salt
1.0 g
Extra virgin olive oil
0.025 l
White stock
0.5 l
Elaboration
For the trotters:
- Cook the trotters together with some vegetables in the pressure cooker for about one and a half hours.
- Make a white stock that will be used later for the sauce, using only a small amount of the cooking broth from the trotters.
- Once the trotters have been cooked, bone them and finely chop with an onion knife, set aside.
For the stuffing:
- Chop spring onions and leeks into brunoise and slowly soften them in oil.
- Add the mushrooms cut into small cubes, leave to cook and season with salt.
- Add the chopped trotters, frying everything together and seasoning with chopped parsley or chives.
- Slightly bind with flour to lock in the filling, cool.
For the peppers:
- Fry the peppers in hot oil, cool in water with ice and peel.
- Stuff the peppers with the help of a piping bag or a spoon and set aside.
- If there are no local peppers, you can use piquillos and batter them.
- Chop onion into brunoise and soften in oil, add the green pepper.
- Once tender, bind it with flour and add the white stock.
- Leave to cook for half an hour and add salt.
- Add the cream and leave to reduce for 5 more minutes and blend through the thermomixer.
- rectify the salt.
SET UP
- Batter and fry the peppers.
- Heat the sauce.
- Add sauce to the bottom of the dish and decoratively place the peppers on top.
- Decorate the dish with a mustard and vinegar emulsion, sprigs of thyme and chopped chives.
Nutritional information (1 portion)
Energy
766.52
kcal
Carbohydrates
24.14
g
Proteins
51.14
g
Lipids
50.15
g
Fiber
9.8
g
Saturates
11.34
g
Monounsaturated fatty acids
14.58
g
Polyunsaturated fatty acids
5.21
g
Cholesterol
214.05
mg
Calcium
286.86
mg
Iron
8.31
mg
Zinc
5.93
mg
Vitamin A
173.34
ug
Vitamin C
238.79
g
Folic acid
180.91
ug
Salt (Sodium)
3648.86
mg
Sugars
13.71
g
The data is merely a guide and should not be used for medical purposes. Those responsible for the web disclaims any responsibility.
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