A luscious medley of juicy grilled meats, meat farandoles is the apex of paradise for
lovers of meat. One of the best chef recipes, this consists of an
assortment of grilled meats and their sauces arranged in one large plate with a
corolla of vegetables in the middle. This dish includes at least six types of
meat: smoked pork, chicken, duck, beef, veal, lamb, and chipolata sausage. Just
reading through the list is enough to give you a heart attack (from pure
pleasure).
The distinct and different flavors of the meat are experienced in one
meal. The custom is to eat little by little, sampling a slice of beef and then
a piece of pork, and then a little lamb and then some duck, eating them
together with thin slices of vegetables. Sip some red wine in between bites and
luxuriate in gustatory satisfaction. This highly one of the best gourmet foods and
it is best enjoyed with an equally luxurious wine such as Cotes de Provence
rouge or Bordeaux.
The term farandoles refer to a kind of dance that originates from
Provence, typically performed with music that is measured in 6/8 time and a
lively tempo that can range from moderate to fast. This recipe takes
inspiration from this popular folk dance, making a symphony and music out of
different kinds of meat.
It may seem as simple as tossing a piece of meat on a hot grill, but
cooking a truly perfect steak is much more of an art than you might think.
Sometimes, it’s as simple as meat seasoned with nothing but salt and freshly
ground pepper. Grilling has got to be the perfect illustration of summer. And
whether you do it on the beach or in the backyard, the aroma, the smoky flavor
of the food, the caramelized natural sugar from the meat will give you a
holistic sense of pleasure like dancing farandoles.
Ingredients
3 1/2 oz. smoked pork breast
3 ½ oz. beef fillet
3 1/2 oz. chicken breast
4 lamb chops
4 small chipolata fresh sausages
3 1/2 oz. veal fillet
4 slices duck fillet
olive oil
1 zucchini
2 red tomatoes
1 bunch chives
1 tarragon branch
3 parsley branches
3 chervil branches
1 basil branch
Meat gravy (previously recovered from cooking or roasting)
Xeres vinegar
butter
salt, pepper
1. For the vegetables, you need a flat earthenware dish (a small
dish mold wrapped in aluminum foil) and some olive oil. Slice the courgettes or
zucchinis into thin chips and arrange them around the dish while overlapping
the half of the ones under them, making a circular petal-like arrangement. Do
the same for the tomatoes after slicing them into thin wedges, but this time,
towards the opposite direction. Fill the center too. Sprinkle with salt and a
little olive oil (which would be done for each level). Add another layer of
courgette on top of the tomatoes. Bake in the oven for about 10 minutes.
2. Mix the herbs together then mince them. Add them to the meat
juice. Add a few drops of cherry vinegar. Stir well.
3. Brush the chunks of meats with olive oil then sprinkle with
salt. Grill them on a moderate temperature. (Note: Each meat has different time
required before properly cooked. Don’t presume them to be done at the same
time)
4. Take the baked vegetables and remove the excess juice. Drop it
on another plate - in one swift movement to keep them from breaking apart.
Sprinkle the grilled meats with ground pepper then arrange around the
vegetables.
5. Finally, pour the meat sauce over the grilled meats and then
you’re ready to serve. Enjoy your meal!
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