Peter has a recipe for marinated mutton as they prepare it in the south of England, with a special marinade. Bon appetit!
Ingredients:
700g mutton
white yoghurt
root vegetables
potatoes
cream
eggs
parmesan cheese
herb spice mix
mint
lemon
ground paprika
turmeric
garlic
cabbage
onion
oil
salt
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Pour the flakes into a bowl and pour in the milk, stir to soak up the moisture and soften. Then add all the other ingredients, stir with a rolling pin and transfer the dough into a basket that you have previously lined with baking paper. Cut the paper into a circle of approx. 24cm and place in the basket. Bake at 180°C for 15 min.
When the program is finished, remove the lid, take out the basket with the cake (be careful when hot) and top with the sliced banana. Drizzle with lemon juice and sprinkle with dark sugar. Bake again at 190°C for 8 min.
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Gradually add the bones, vegetables (washed and peeled, if you are using fresh), spices, herbs and salt (according to taste) to the cooker. Pour in the water. It should not reach higher than 2/3 of the pot’s height. Cover with the pressure lid and set the programme Soup for 15 minutes. Once the broth is ready and cooled, pour it through a sieve. Add cooked root vegetables from the sieve, sliced into small cubes, and the meat you have removed from the bones. Serve hot with cooked noodles.
Pour a spoonful of oil into the cooker’s prepared inner pot so that it covers the bottom of the pot. Turn on the Sauté programme. Once the oil is hot, sear the sliced chicken breasts seasoned with salt and pepper. Remove and set aside. Pour the broth and wine into the pot and stir into the meat juices at the bottom. Let them cook together for a short while. Add the peeled and chopped onion and carrots. Season with thyme and add the prepared chicken back into the pot. Cut the potatoes into 1 cm thick slices and put them in the basket. Place on the stand in the pot. Close the pressure lid. Manually set the programme to Poultry for 15 minutes. Let the steam out and open the lid. Using oven mittens, carefully remove the basket and stand with potatoes. Remove the meat from the sauce. Turn on the Sauté programme. Let the sauce reduce for a while, then add butter and lemon to taste. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Serve with the sauce poured over the chicken and potatoes.
Season the chilled or defrosted chicken evenly with salt. Place on the prepared roasting stand (breast down). Place the stand in the cooker and cover it with the oven lid. Set the programme Chicken for 180 °C and 40 minutes. The oven switches off automatically after the programme finishes. To achieve a crispy skin on all sides, carefully turn the chicken over (do not touch the inner pot or stand, they are very hot!) and turn on the programme Chicken for 200 °C and 2 minutes. Now you can enjoy a roasted chicken with a crispy golden skin.
Mix the flour, softened butter, cold water and salt into a dough. Line the bottom of the inner pot with baking parchment – it should not reach higher than half the pot’s height! Spread the rolled out dough on the parchment to form a base. In a pan, sauté the bacon with the chopped onion until golden. Pour off excess oil. Spread the mixture on the dough base. Mix the remaining ingredients – cheddar, whisked eggs, and cream, and the salt, pepper, and nutmeg to taste – in a bowl. Place the inner pot in the cooker and close with the oven lid. Set the programme manually to 22 minutes at 180 °C. Once the programme has finished, carefully remove the lid using oven mittens and place the quiche on a plate.
Pour a spoonful of oil in the cooker’s prepared inner pot so that it covers the bottom of the pot. Turn on the Sauté programme. When the oil gets warm, add the finely chopped onion and sauté until golden brown. Add beef and garlic Allow the meat to sear. Add flour and paprika and mix thoroughly; do so quickly to avoid the paprika becoming bitter. Season with salt, pepper, cumin and marjoram to taste. Add three more measuring cups of broth. Stir continuously. Turn off the Sauté programme. Cover the pod with the pressure lid. Turn on the programme Meat/Casserole (or Beef) for 30 (35) minutes. After the programme has finished, remove the lid and mix thoroughly. Serve with sliced onions and bread dumplings, or bread.
Pour a spoonful of oil into the cooker’s prepared inner pot so that it covers the bottom of the pot. Turn on the Sauté programme. Once the oil is heated, sauté the chopped (cubed) onions until golden brown. Add the minced beef and garlic Allow the meat to sear. Add the broth, canned beans and tomatoes, and season with salt, pepper, cumin, chili and lemon peel to taste. Finally, add a dash of sugar or quality dark chocolate. If needed, you can add another measuring cup of broth. Stir continuously. Turn off the Sauté programme. Cover the pod with the pressure lid. Turn on the programme Beans/Chilli for 12 minutes. After the programme has finished, remove the lid and mix thoroughly. Serve with bread or rice.
