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| Common-all-garden pork shoulder steaks transformed into a scintillating treat with Lime & Ginger marinade 'Wow! So tender & flavourful!' Taster |
It was used on one of the first dishes 67 served to Lunch Club members back in 2015; it went down a storm. That first marinade was lemon & garlic; a later lime and ginger blend was also enthusiastically received.
'White' meat - poultry or pork, maybe not beef or lamb - is probably the best meat for this, and, cooked and cooled, turns into a tree for a lunch al desko or picnic.
Chicken thighs on the bone, 'flat packed' chicken (the backbone removed & the bird flattened) and thick turkey strips/chunks from drum or thigh meat took on the flavours beautifully.
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| Lemon Garlic Marinaded Chicken Thighs with Corn & Plum Slaw 'Refreshing and bright.' 'Can't believe how tasty & inexpensive this is.' |
Pork shoulder slices, which can be an oddly tasteless cut (though cheap at £3 for 4x150gm steaks*!), turned into a top-class lime-y ginger-y delight. They were even better lightly sprinkled with 67's Savoury Rub instead of pepper and salt.
The original recipe was from Ina Garten but adapted to reduce fat and salt. Other variations are 67's.
Serves 6-8 with sides
Cost: £4.00
Ingred:
3 tbsp olive oil
1 tbsp fresh or 1 tsp dried rosemary, oregano or parsley (opt)
cracked black pepper and a little salt
2 tsp grated lemon zest
1/3 cup fresh lemon juice (3 lemons approx)
1 tbsp minced or grated garlic (3 cloves)
OR
replace lemons with limes, and garlic with fresh grated ginger
750gm-1kilo/1.5-2 pounds meat, skin & fat-free
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