Wednesday, March 9, 2011

menu for 22nd march

Veloute dame blanche
 Fried chicken with pepper sauce
 Honey glazed carrots
 Salad Capres

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the full menu in the correct sequence and against 'honey glazed
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Veloute dame blanche

No. of Portions
4


Ingredients
QTY
Unit

Chicken stock
500
Ml

Egg
1
No.

Salt
To taste


White pepper powder
To taste


Butter
45
Gm

Flour
30
Gm

Almond paste
15
Gm

Liaison: Fresh cream
60
Ml

               Egg yolk
1
No.

Garnish – Quenelles



Chicken mince
60
Gm

Bread slice
1
No.

Nutmeg powder
A pinch


White pepper powder
A pinch


Salt
A pinch


Egg white
1
No.

Egg
1
No.



                                                                                               

Pre-preparations:

1.         
Combine ingredients for the garnish and process into a smooth paste. Take a spoonful at a time, shape and poach in simmering stock for a couple of minutes. Alternatively, these could also be deep fried. They are called ‘quenelles’ or ‘dumplings’. 

Method:
1.         
Melt butter in a pan. Add flour and whisk well. Cook this roux to a light blonde colour.
  1.  
Add chicken stock and whisk to remove lumps. Cook this over a low fire to thicken. Add salt and pepper.
  1.  
Mix fresh cream and egg yolk for liaison. Add almond paste and mix well. Add this to the hot soup just before service – ‘tempering’.
  1.  
Garnish with quenelles.

 Standard:
Velvety texture, pearl colour, smooth soup with a slight glaze. Served piping hot, garnished with chicken quenelles – poached or fried. Rich taste of almond and adequately seasoned. 


Fried chicken with pepper sauce

No. of Portions
4


Ingredients
QTY
Unit

Chicken
1
No.

Marinade:



Salt
To taste


Pepper powder
To taste


Sugar
3
Gm

Mustard paste
5
Gm

Worcestershire sauce
10
Ml

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Flour
30
Gm

Egg
1
No.

Dry bread crumbs
100
Gm

Oil
To fry


Demi glace
200
Ml

Red wine
30
Ml

Peppercorns
5
Gm

Fresh cream
30
Ml






                                                                       

Pre-preparations:

1.         
Joint and debone the chicken leaving the knuckle, the leg and the wing bone on the breast intact.
  1.  
Marinade and keep aside.
  1.  
Crush peppercorns.
  1.  
Coat chicken with seasoned flour, egg wash and bread crumbs. Shake off excess bread crumbs.

Method:
1.         
Heat oil and shallow fry chicken until golden brown on both sides.
2.         
Reduce wine and peppercorns. Strain and add to the demi glace.
3.         
Reheat and finish off with cream.


To serve / presentation:
Arrange a piece of chicken neatly in an entrée dish. Serve sauce separately. OR serve chicken pieces with suitable accompaniments.

Standard:
Chicken should be evenly browned, neatly shaped, crisp surface. Meat should be tender moist and juicy. Sauce should be smooth, light brown with a distinct flavor of pepper with a predominant taste of wine.


Glazed carrots

No. of Portions
4


Ingredients
QTY
Unit

Carrots
250
Gm

Sugar
5
Gm

Butter
10
Gm

Salt
To taste




                                                           

Pre-preparations:

1.     
Peel carrots. Cut into roundels.
Method:
  1.  
Place carrots in a pan. Cover with water just enough to cook carrots. Add salt and simmer.
  1.  
When carrots are done and water has evaporated, add butter, sugar and chopped parsley. Toss well and serve hot.




Note:
To prepare honey glazed carrots, instead of sugar, add 5 ml honey.


IMPORTANT NOTE:
(salad capres is not opening in my computer plz take the recipe from miss without fail and enter it in your journal. )

Friday, March 4, 2011

white bean soup for 8th march


White beans soup

No. of Portions
4


Ingredients
QTY
Unit

White haricot beans
120
Gm

Onions
50
Gm

Bacon rashers
30
Gm (2 no.)

Butter
30
Gm

Refined flour
15
Gm

Milk
150
Ml

Parsley sprigs
A few


Fresh cream
30
Ml

Salt, pepper powder
To taste










Preprepartions
1.         
Soak beans overnight, then boil till soft. Preserve the liquid. Peel and chop onion; remove the rind and then chop of the bacon. Chop parsley.
                                                                                   

Steps

1.         
Heat the butter, bacon and onions. Cook till translucent without colouring.
  1.  
Sprinkle flour and cook to a blonde roux.
  1.  
Add the beans with the liquid and mix well. Cook for a couple of minutes more and allow to cool down.
  1.  
Now process to a puree; then add milk to adjust the consistency. Add salt and pepper powder and strain. Finish off with cream.

To serve:
Reheat, add parsley and ladle in a soup cup.

Standard:
Creamy white in colour. Medium thick consistency. Good flavour of beans with a hint of bacon. Served hot.

menu for 15 th march

Creme crecy
Chicken chasseur
Duchesse potatoes




Crème crecy

No. of Portions
4


Ingredients
QTY
Unit

Carrots
400
Gm

Onion
50
Gm

Bay leaf
1
No.

Butter
20
Gm

White stock
1
Lt

Orange juice
100
Ml

Orange rind
10
Gm

Boiled rice
50
Gm

Parsley
¼
Bunch

Flour
20
Gm

Milk
200
Ml

Fresh cream
50
Gm

Salt
To taste




                                                                                               

Pre-preparations:

1.         
Peel and cut carrots roughly.
  1.  
Peel and chop onions. Chop parsley finely.


Method:
1.         
Heat butter.
2.         
Sauté onions, carrots and bay leaf lightly.
3.         
Sprinkle flour. Cook lightly.
4.         
Add stock and simmer till carrots are tender.
5.         
Cool and puree. Adjust consistency with milk.
6.         
Just before service, reheat gently. Add orange juice and rind, fresh cream and check seasonings.


To serve:
Place rice and parsley in the soup bowl / cup and ladle hot soup.

Standard:
Rich orange colour, thick soup. Slightly sour with orange juice, flavor of orange rind. Adequately seasoned. Served hot ladled over rice and chopped parsley.





 

 


Chicken chasseur

No. of Portions
4


Ingredients
QTY
Unit

Chicken
1
No.

Mustard paste
2
Gm

Worcestershire sauce
5
Ml

Salt, white pepper pwd.
To taste


Oil
30
Ml

Tomato
100
Gm

Red wine
25
Ml

Shallots
25
Gm

Mushrooms
50
Gm

Bacon
3
Rashers

Rosemary
2
Sprigs

Parsley
To garnish

Demi glace
200
Ml


Pre-preparations:

1.      
Joint chicken. Marinate with salt, pepper, mustard, Worcestershire sauce, rosemary and half the oil.
2.      
Peel shallots and slice mushrooms. Blanch remaining tomatoes, skin and cut it into quarters, remove the seeds. Remove rind from bacon and cut into large pieces.
Steps:
1.      
Sauté joints of chicken in oil to a brown colour. Add to the simmering demi glace sauce and cook till done.
2.      
Remove the chicken pieces and strain the sauce. Reduce the sauce till coating consistency.
3.      
Lightly sauté bacon, shallots, mushrooms and blanched tomatoes. Deglaze pan with wine. Add to sauce.
To serve:

Serve hot, cover with a spoonful of sauce garnished with chopped parsley.
Standard:
 Neatly jointed and sautéed pieces of chicken, cooked well, moist and juicy. Chasseur sauce reddish brown colour, smooth consistency, rich meaty flavour. Adequately seasoned and served hot garnished with shallots, bacon, tomato, mushrooms and  chopped parsley. 



Duchesse potatoes

No. of Portions
4


Ingredients
QTY
Unit

Potatoes
400
Gm

Butter
5
Gm

Cream
10
Ml

Salt
To taste


White pepper powder
To taste


Nutmeg
2
Gm

Egg yolk
1
No.







                                                                                               

Pre-preparations:

1.         
Peel potatoes and cut into even-sized chunks.
  1.  
Boil potatoes till soft.
  1.  
Dry them and pass them through potato masher.
  1.  
Add seasoning and egg yolk.



Method:
1.         
Pipe into rosettes and bake lightly in a preheated oven till golden brown.


To serve:
Serve hot as a potato accompaniment along with a main course.


Standard:
Even sized rosettes with distinct lines golden brown in colour.