Tonight I made chicken balmoral for myself, my boyfriend and my daughter.
I love this, tis very tasty and doesn't require any real effort (in my opinion but I love cooking)
you will need:
1/2 chicken breasts each
some haggis
whisky (blended is fine...)
100ml double cream
250ml chicken stock
pre heated oven to 200 degrees
firstly get your chicken (i know obvious...:))
then put a nice wee slice in it (you can see the haggis next to it)
add haggis into middle
fold up, wrap in tinfoil and cook for approx 30 mins -dependant on the size of your breast (I'm paranoid that my chicken will be undercooked!)
to make whisky sauce
250ml or so of chicken stock
2 tablespoons of whisky (this is my good stuff, as i had no blended left!)
1 tablespoon dijon mustard
1 knob of butter
100ml double cream
Blended whisky works fine for this, though that's the only reason I'd have it in my house. And the mustard really does have to be dijon mustard, other types just don't come out as well.
How to do it:
Mix the whisky in a pan with the stock, and bring to the boil.
Reduce by half.
Add the cream and the mustard, and stir while you do so.
Finally, add the butter to thicken the sauce and serve over whatever you're eating it with.
so, simmer your sauce away, and take your chicken out and serve
chicken on plate, with no veg/sauce
add sauce
this was for my daughter
she's only 5 so, its not as whisky tasting or thick as it should be, i'll make more and thicken it up later :)
expect more pictures!
Problem with using the camera on your Mac - it flips images and makes labels unreadable.
ReplyDeleteSo, which whisky are you using?
it was macallan, casked by date, 21 year old single malt.
ReplyDeleteWill dig out my digital camera for pictures :)
MMMMMMMMMMMMMM! Good first recipe post Julie! Feel free to look theoguh the blogs on my list, there are some really good food ones!
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