Showing posts with label down south meals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label down south meals. Show all posts

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Stuffed Pork Tenderloin

Ingredients:

Pork Tenderloin
Box of Stuffing (or make your own, I love Stove Top Pork Stuffing!)
Small Onion
2Tbsp Olive Oil
Garlic Powder
Pepper
Rosemary

1. Make your stuffing according to the recipe, this is the box that I use (it takes my will power not to eat it!)
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2. Cut onion in to small pieces, saute with 1Tbsp olive oil, and mix with prepared stuffing. Set to side
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3. Cut as much fat as you can from the tenderloin, then dry the tenderloin so you start to cut it so that it lays flat, like it has been rolled out. As you are cutting it, try to make sure to keep it one inch thick, all the way around.
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4. Take your stuffing, and form into into a flat square, keeping about .5-1 inch from the sides.
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5. Roll the pork tenderloin, keeping stuffing inside.
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6. Use bakers twine (string) to hold the roll in place.
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7. With 1Tbsp olive oil, sear the pork on all sides. As you are doing this, sprinkle the meat with the garlic powder, pepper, and rosemary for taste. The place the roll into a shallow baking dish. I line mine with tinfoil, less clean up.
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8. Place in oven on 350 degrees for 45minutes to an hour, or until meat reaches an internal temperature of 175-180. Do not cook under, as it's dangerous, and do not cook over, as it will dry out your meat.

9. Once the temperature has been reached, take out and let "sit" for 10 minutes so that the juices settle. Once this is done,cut the strings off and you can slice into medallions to serve for dinner!
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This meal is really simple. And the flavor is WONDERFUL!

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Sunday, February 7, 2010

Southern Fried Chicken

Ingredients:
6 cups Milk
1/2 cup Texas Pete hot sauce
12 Chicken Legs
3 cups SELF RISING Flour
fresh pepper
Paula Deen House Seasoning
3 egg Eggs
1/2 cup Lard

1. Mix milk and Texas Pete together and soak chicken over night in fridge
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2. When you are ready to cook, remove chicken from mixture and place in bowl, setting to the side.

3. Heat lard to 350. lard (or oil if you prefer) should be deep enough to come up half way on the chicken.

4. Take 1 cups of the milk mixture and mix with 3 eggs in a separate bowl/dish for dipping

5. Mix flour with fresh cracked Pepper

6. Sprinkle House Seasoning on chicken ( I find it helpful to put some in a salt shaker and to use it this way)
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7. Dip chicken in egg and milk mixture.

8. Dip in Flour mixture

9. Repeat steps 7 and 8

10. Place chicken in pan to fry, 10 minutes each side.
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11. Drain chicken either on paper towels, or set on a cake rack to dry. (make sure to put paper towels under cake rack to catch drippings)
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