Prepare 3 bowls, one filled with the flour, the other with the egg, and that last with the quinoa, salt, pepper and curry powder mixed together.
Dust the chicken in the flour, mix through the egg and roll in quinoa flakes.
On a medium heat, fill a deep sided fry pan or medium sized pot with the oil until half full (or until there enough to cover the chicken). Heat until 160°C
For the coleslaw, combine mayonnaise, mustard, cabbage, vinegar, celery, spring onions, cayenne pepper and salt and pepper in a bowl. Mix through until cabbage is evenly coated.
Cook the chicken a couple pieces at a time, removing from the oil when golden brown (don’t have the heat too high, or the chicken will burn on the outside and not cook through). Drain on paper towel to remove excess oil.
Serve chicken alongside the coleslaw, garnishing with extra spring onions and cayenne pepper.
Our healthier take on Cacio Pepe, with the added goodness of greens! The brocollinni is taken to the point of being slightly charred, so it adds a real savoury flavour along with great texture to the dish. It's a dish that can be whipped up using mostly pantry staples and it served up in less than half an hour! You can sub the brocollinni out for any kind of veg and you could also add in some dry cured bacon for a little more richness.
In the spirit of spring, we've used our Slow Cooked Lamb Shoulder for some bloody tasty tacos! We prepared it with slices of orange, onion, dried morita chilli and cumin and then sandwiched it in a corn tortilla with a tomatillo salsa and cabbage. Using our slow cooked lamb shoulder has made what is usually a 3-4 hour cook, into a quick and easy dinner that you can even cook mid week!
Choripan is an iconic street food in Argentina and is such a simple sandwich, but absolutely packed with flavour. It involves cooking a fresh chorizo sausage until nicely charred and placing it in a roll which is then slathered with a bright, savoury oil of parsley, garlic and chilli.
