Preparation time
2.5 Hours
Ingredients for
4 Portions
Difficulty
Medium
Ingredients
4
boned pork ribs, weighing around 230g each
4
eggs
300g
250g
150g
As needed
salt and pepper
500g
vegetable oil or clarified butter
Ingredients for the potato mash:
450g
potatoes
60g
extra virgin olive oil
1
sprig thyme
1
sprig rosemary
1
clove garlic, unpeeled
Ingredients for the confit vine tomatoes:
3
vine tomatoes
40g
extra virgin olive oil
As needed
salt and pepper
10g
icing sugar
1
zest of a lemon
1
zest of one orange
As needed
oregano
As needed
thyme
1
clove garlic
Preparation
Method:
Wash the tomatoes and cut a cross into the skin on the base. Blanch in boiling water for 40 seconds then plunge into iced water to remove the skins. Cut into wedges and remove the seeds, arrange on a baking sheet lined with greaseproof paper and season with the unpeeled garlic clove, oil, salt, sugar, oregano, thyme and citrus zests. Roast at 80°C for around 4 hours. Due to the long cooking time, this step can be done in advance, storing the roast tomatoes in oil in the refrigerator. To make the flavoured oil, put all the ingredients in a small pan and heat to 60°C, then turn off the heat and leave to infuse for around an hour. Filter when cool. This step can also be done in advance. In the meantime, peel the potatoes, roughly chop and rinse in plenty of water. Put in a saucepan with cold water and cook until tender. Put the pork ribs between two pieces of oiled cling film and beat with a meat tenderiser to a thickness of around 1 cm. In the meantime, make the English breading. Pour the Foodservice Mix into a bowl, beat the eggs with the salt and pepper in a separate bowl, and mix the Schär Breadcrumbs with the Corn Flakes in a tray. Lightly flour the ribs in the Foodservice Mix, dip into the egg then into the Breadcrumbs and Corn Flakes mixture. For a double breading, dip once more into the egg and then into the breading mix without flouring. Heat the oil to 170°C and fry the cutlets for around 3 minutes on each side. Drain well on kitchen paper. Drain the potatoes, and using a potato masher, mash them directly on to the serving plate, and season with salt, pepper and the flavoured oil. Arrange the ribs on the potato, salt and garnish with the roasted tomatoes.
Chef’s tip:
To increase the flavour of the fried cutlets, clarified butter (butter with its water and protein content removed) can be used in place of the vegetable oil. To make clarified butter, melt it in the microwave or in a double boiler. Cover with cling film and chill in the refrigerator until it sets. As it cools, the butter will separate into layers, with the water and proteins on the bottom and the fat on the surface. This process significantly raises the smoke point of the butter, making it suitable even for frying.
Gluten-free preparation
1. use gluten-free products,
especially those that are naturally gluten-free or made from gluten-free ingredients (e.g. products from Schär Foodservice).
2. Store separately
and always keep everything in specially designated, labeled and sealed containers.
3. own preparation areas
use these areas exclusively for the preparation of gluten-free food. If this is not possible: in any case, prepare gluten-free before gluten-containing and clean the workplace.
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