kiwi bbq - NZ Pork
kiwi bbq - NZ Pork
kiwi bbq - NZ Pork
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tHAI wARM SALAd<br />
serves 4<br />
INgREdIENtS<br />
• 500g trim <strong>Pork</strong> fillet or trim <strong>Pork</strong> schnitzel<br />
• 1 tbsp olive oil<br />
• 2 tbsps lime juice<br />
• 2 tbsps chopped coriander<br />
• ½ tsp dried flaked chilli<br />
• 250g cooked flat rice noodles<br />
• 1 tbsp lemon zest<br />
• 3 tbsps fish sauce mixed with ½ tbsp sugar<br />
MEtHod<br />
1 Place the fillet, oil, juice, coriander and chilli in a resealable<br />
plastic bag.<br />
2 Allow the flavours to infuse in the refrigerator for 30 minutes.<br />
3 drain off marinade, pat dry and cook on pre-heated<br />
BBQ at medium heat for 4-6 minutes each side until<br />
cooked through.<br />
4 slice the meat and stir through the noodles with the lemon<br />
zest and fish sauce mix.<br />
5 Garnish with lime slices and coriander.<br />
Take to a picnic<br />
in a noodle box.<br />
MoRoCCAN<br />
PoRK StEAKS<br />
serves 4<br />
INgREdIENtS<br />
• 4 trim <strong>Pork</strong> loin steaks<br />
• 1 tsp each ground coriander and cumin<br />
• 2 tbsps lemon juice<br />
• ¼ cup of natural yoghurt<br />
MEtHod<br />
1 Place the steaks in a resealable plastic bag.<br />
2 Add all remaining ingredients and mix well.<br />
3 marinate in refrigerator for two hours<br />
or overnight.<br />
4 drain off marinade, pat dry and cook on preheated<br />
BBQ at medium heat for 4-6 minutes<br />
each side until cooked through.<br />
5 serve with couscous or mashed kumara and a<br />
crisp green salad or slice into pita bread with<br />
salad vegetables and a cucumber yoghurt dip.<br />
6 decorate with BBQed lemon slices.<br />
HINtS/tIPS<br />
• trim <strong>Pork</strong> schnitzel, marinated for 30 minutes<br />
to allow flavours to infuse, sliced and stir fried<br />
on the BBQ is also great to toss in salads.<br />
• Keep raw and cooked foods separate.<br />
• Keep BBQ meat in a chilly bin until ready to cook.<br />
• <strong>Pork</strong> is the most widely eaten meat in the world<br />
and is very popular in both morocco & thailand.