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Today's item has been given to me by Travster23. Phenominal cook here fellas. We aren't talking grilled ham and cheese sandwiches. We are talking Pork Loion Roulade Stuffed with Crawfish in a Cajun Butter Sauce. I will post the process in steps along with pictures. If you can hold on until I am done with all post. Here we go
Pork Loin Roulade Stuffed with Crawfish in a Cajun Butter Sauce
Ingredients
1 pork loin section
8 oz crawfish tails
1 red bell pepper, diced
1 onion, chopped
Chopped parsley
Celery seed
Old Bay
White wine
This post has been edited 2 times, most recently by dmo2310 on 7/27/2012 at 9:12 AM
...who the heck seriously knows except God, and Sumlin. ~ Aggiemom6
First, make the filling. Drain the crawfish tails and sauté with the onion and bell pepper in a little olive oil. Season with Old Bay and celery seed. When the onion is translucent, deglaze with a little white wine, squeeze in a little lemon juice and reduce til the liquid is almost gone. Remove from heat, toss in the parsley and set aside.
...who the heck seriously knows except God, and Sumlin. ~ Aggiemom6
Season with Tony’s, the roast in a 375 degree oven until a thermometer inserted to the middle reads 160 (about 30-45 mins). While it is cooking, make the sauce:
White wine
Lemon
Shallots, minced
Chicken broth
Cream
Diced tomato
Paprika
cayenne
1 stick of butter, room temp, cut into pats
In a small sauté pan, boil the shallots in half and half mix of white wine and lemon. Reduce to a glaze, and then add a little chicken broth, three times as much cream and the paprika, cayenne and tomato. Reduce to a sauce like consistency, and then strain. Whisk the butter into the hot sauce, one pat at a time, until completely incorporated. Keep the sauce warm, but not hot. If it gets too hot, the butter will melt and the sauce will break.
When the loin is done, slice, plate, and pour the sauce over the top. Serve immediately.
This post was edited by dmo2310 on 7/27/2012 at 9:24 AM
...who the heck seriously knows except God, and Sumlin. ~ Aggiemom6
CoachCharlie said...
Travster have you thought about making your own Cook Book?
That's a project that will have to wait until I'm successful enough to have the kind of time to put it together.
Incidentally, I'm working as a personal chef right now, and for football season I'll be offering a tailgate package that will include setup, your choice of menu, and cleanup. Anyone interested can drop me a line at tsenloe23@yahoo.com.
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