The main course is called Co^te de porc Normande, which in my language, translates roughly as pork stew in cider and apple.
The potatoes accompanied the dish is called Pommes Duchess; which I believe, is basically mashed potatoes + 2 egg yolks + cream and then baked in the oven for 15 minutes.
This dish is similar, yet very different from chicken in cider. The sweet apples go perfectly well with pork and since the pork was cooked slowly in the oven, herbs and spices have more of a chance to incorporate into the meat.
Yum yum, I love the weekend when I can eat 'restaurant food' at home.
P.S: recipes will be posted if requested.
3 comments:
You are a great sous chef to your hubby.
:D I only stood near the kitchen area and stared at the hubby with admiration :D
Haha.. ok... ONE DAY you WILL BE a great sous chef to your hubby.
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