This past week, Lane sat down and said ” Debbie I’m in the mood to cook, do you think you could pick up some Cornish hens at the market for Sunday?”That’s all he had to say, I could only imagine what was in store.. It totally exceeded my expectations!
For those of you who don’t know, Lane is a phenomenal self taught fusion chef. He has turned out some incredible meals, and I am the lucky person who gets to taste them! Some of these unbelievable recipes include, king crab legs, herb crusted tuna, smoked raspberry glazed turkey breast, coffee marinated rib eye steaks, the most succulent meatloaf I have ever tasted…. You get the picture…
So here is the delicious feast he prepared for us last Sunday, using our portable convection oven.The combination of the apple/ grape mixture and the mojo marinade infuse the meat with a fruity/citrus flavor as well as helping to retain natural juices. I took pictures of each step so you all can prepare it too. Try it, I guarantee it will become one of your favorites
The finished product! |
Lane’s Cornish Hens Mojo Style
with Chanterelle Saffron Rice
2 Cornish game hens about 1 ½ lbs ea
1 chopped apple
½ cup red seedless grapes
1 tsp dried juniper berries
3/4 bottle Badia Mojo Marinade
1 tbsp McCormick rub for chicken
½ cup dried chanterelle mushrooms reconstituted in boiling water ,save liquid
1 pkg Vigo or Mahatma yellow saffron rice
Marinading hens |
Fruit stuffing |
Stuff cavities of hens with apple/grape mixture
Place in a 13x9 in pan and rub both sides with chicken rub
Place breast side down in pan
Stuffing hens with fruit mixture |
Roast at 325 for 45- 60 minutes or until done
(Low and slow)
Remove hens from oven and let rest for 5 minutes
Prepare rice according to package directions, adding 2 tbsp mushroom liquid and mushrooms, Serve with Cornish Hens
Hens in oven |
Dried mushrooms |
Rice and reconstituted mushrooms |
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