Postby Bob B » Mon Apr 19, 2010 5:21 pm
Okay I'll add one to your post old man Swanky.
PORK RIB-EYE topped with parmesan and herbs on a bed of kefler potatoes and a red wine reduction.
Pre heat oven to 180/200
Trim the rib-eye but leave some fat for flavour
Brown the rib-eye in a pan remember to do the sides too
Grate some fresh parmesan cheese (packet stuff is ok too old man Swanky) mix in some herbs of your choice such as, pepper, salt, oregano, dill, taragon, finely chopped bazil and garlic (or a couple of tea spoons of Italian style herb mix)
Remove the rib-eye from the pan to a roasting dish and mound the mix on top.
Remember to keep the frying pan and the juices from the browning for your sauce/gravy.
Wash and slice one Kefler spud into 4 to 5 ml slices (skin on). Add them to a small bowl drizzle some olive oil over the slices and toss them so they are coated.
Place them in the roasting dish around the rib-eye and put it on top rack of the oven.
Should take around 20 minutes to cook through.
Reheat the frying pan and when the juices from the rib-eye start to steam add a cup of red wine to deglaze the pan and get those flavours off the bottom of the pan. I use Lambrusca cos the cask is always there on the breakfast bar for drinking and cooking LOL.
Keep an eye on the spuds they need to be turned usually only once or twice.
Remove rib-eye from the oven and let it stand for a few minutes. The topping should be slightly crusty.
Remove and plate up the spuds add the rib-eye and drizzle the reduced sauce around the plate (not over the topping add a couple of bay leaves to garnish.
You could do the same with a beef rib-eye if your not a pork lover but I'm sure you will simply love it. I do as it was one of my son Joels award winning recipes.
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