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Here is a small summer recipe that is inexpensive but nevertheless tasty and visually appealing
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Ingredients for 4 servings
servings
16 chicken tenderloins (free-range if possible)
8 anchovy fillets lengthened
1 red bell pepper and 1 yellow bell pepper (both opened, cored and blanched 6 minutes in boiling water then refreshed and drained)
1 beautiful firm cucumber
or 2 small round ones (seasonal produce)
12 black olives pitted and roughly chopped
1 clove of garlic, debudded, crushed and chopped
0.8 cup (20 cl) of liquid cream
olive oil
salt, freshly ground pepper, Espelette powder and a hint of curry
vegetable glaze (if you can find it)*
1 teaspoon of natural yellow pepper extract and 1 teaspoon of red pepper
Step-by-step directions
1 On your work surface, lay out your chicken tenderloins. With a small knife (paring), remove the small tendon, flatten slightly then salt and pepper. Add to each, ½ anchovy fillets and a little red pepper cut into tiny squares (brunoise). Roll them: Thus, you will obtain 16 small corks.
2 Then wrap each "cork" in plastic wrap then cook them steamed in your steamer basket (or couscous maker). Cover (cooking 12 minutes) then turn off your heat and leave covered.
3 In the meantime, peel your cucumber, core it and cut it into mirepoix of about ½ cm. Pour into a pot of cold water, bring to a boil, remove with a skimmer and plunge them quickly into iced water. Drain and reserve in a small bowl (they must remain crispy) Sauce preparation In 2 small pans, put in one half the amount of yellow pepper (cut into mirepoix) and half the cream. Salt, pepper, a hint of curry (add the yellow glaze if possible) and in the other the same amount of cream with also half the red pepper (a little glaze if possible). Salt and add a little Espelette powder. Just bring to a boil then blend each preparation by adding a drizzle of olive oil, then add in each the rest of the peppers of each color.
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