After a long day I really didn't fancy cooking anything too complex tonight. So I took out a Free range Pork fillet from Waitrose ( a bargain at under £5. Top tip: Fridays are a good day to shop for free range/organic meat in Waitrose Fulham, at least. There are always big reductions so I gather them up and stick them in the freezer).
I'd also bought some cream which was about to go past its sell by date, a few mushrooms left over from our mushroom lasagne at the weekend, and a lonely courgette that had been forgotten about in the vegetable drawer. So what to make?
After delving in the fridge, I also discovered some rather past their best spring onions, so I cut them up and fried them gently with 3 chopped garlic cloves in some olive oil. I sliced up the pork and added it to the onions/garlic and fried until golden brown. Then I added half a glass of white wine and stirred it gently for a a minute or so. After about 5 minutes I added the chopped mushrooms and courgettes. I let it all cook gently for about 10 minutes then I added a small pot of cream and a teaspoon of sweet paprika plus some seasoning. Another 5 minutes on the stove and there you have it, a gorgeous creamy pork fillet. I'm serving this with plain basmati rice tonight but it would go equally well with a potato gratin and some peas.
Ingredients for 3 people:
This dish takes no time at all to make this and you'll end up with a gorgeously rich stroganoffesque dinner. Matilda, the nightmare eater, loved it so I'd recommend it for toddlers too. Enjoy!
I'd also bought some cream which was about to go past its sell by date, a few mushrooms left over from our mushroom lasagne at the weekend, and a lonely courgette that had been forgotten about in the vegetable drawer. So what to make?
Ingredients for 3 people:
- 1 500g Free Range Pork fillet
- 3 garlic cloves
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 4 spring onions or even better shallots
- 1 courgette thinly chopped
- A handful of chopped mushrooms
- Half a glass of wine
- 1 200ml pot of double cream
- 1 level teaspoon of sweet paprika
- Rice
This dish takes no time at all to make this and you'll end up with a gorgeously rich stroganoffesque dinner. Matilda, the nightmare eater, loved it so I'd recommend it for toddlers too. Enjoy!
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