The 'chicken pie' - what are your thoughts

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Tux
Tux
VIC
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Tux Tux
VIC, 3829 posts
30 Apr 2010 2:10pm
Had one? heard about them? checked the amazing taste? what are your thoughts?
planesailing
planesailing
WA
380 posts
WA, 380 posts
30 Apr 2010 1:02pm
try the scallop pie Mmmmm!!!
silvatongue
silvatongue
32 posts
32 posts
30 Apr 2010 2:17pm
If you go the chicken pie it's gotta be fresh, definately not the sort of pie you want sitting in a gas station warmer for a week. unless your going fishing and need berley
aus301
aus301
QLD
2039 posts
QLD, 2039 posts
30 Apr 2010 4:31pm
Doesn't rate against the good old mystery bag...

But now there is "Chicken in a Can" to give mystery a whole new life.
Salatiela
Salatiela
NSW
378 posts
NSW, 378 posts
30 Apr 2010 5:25pm
lol

Chicken thigh fillet is the best with the high amount of fat and connective tissue the end result is a filling that is fuller in flavour and a holding texture after the filling is recooked within or under pastry.

Today at my little joint we have gone for a Tarragon and juniper berry chicken confit with sauteed leeks, peas and French shallot cream sauce replacing the pastry with a 4" ramakin and topping with a parmesan (pide) or turkish bread crumb crust finished with a sprinkle of fine chop of parsley, lemon zest and a little garlic chives. remember boys when yoour cooking this for mum this weekend use a dry white wine in the deglaze stage with a few small fresh bay leafs crushed by hand during its reduction. nb: if you are wanting a white cream look to your sauce reduce pouring cream with a little semi crushed garlic clove and add to your wine reduction when no visable liquid is seen allow to cool slightly then fold through your confit chicken.

To view the best instructions on how to confit chicken, try Neil Perry's 'Food i like to cook at home' or Paul Wilson's ' the Botanical ' (duck recipe) best chef of our time! Simple steamed greens would be best and some thing a little dry in the wine department.

Thanx tux made my day :)
CMC
CMC
QLD
3954 posts
CMC CMC
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30 Apr 2010 6:31pm
Salatiela said...

lol

Chicken thigh fillet is the best with the high amount of fat and connective tissue the end result is a filling that is fuller in flavour and a holding texture after the filling is recooked within or under pastry.

Today at my little joint we have gone for a Tarragon and juniper berry chicken confit with sauteed leeks, peas and French shallot cream sauce replacing the pastry with a 4" ramakin and topping with a parmesan (pide) or turkish bread crumb crust finished with a sprinkle of fine chop of parsley, lemon zest and a little garlic chives. remember boys when yoour cooking this for mum this weekend use a dry white wine in the deglaze stage with a few small fresh bay leafs crushed by hand during its reduction. nb: if you are wanting a white cream look to your sauce reduce pouring cream with a little semi crushed garlic clove and add to your wine reduction when no visable liquid is seen allow to cool slightly then fold through your confit chicken.

To view the best instructions on how to confit chicken, try Neil Perry's 'Food i like to cook at home' or Paul Wilson's ' the Botanical ' (duck recipe) best chef of our time! Simple steamed greens would be best and some thing a little dry in the wine department.

Thanx tux made my day :)


Oooooh, now your making me hungry. Where in Byron is your 'joint?'

Our boarder/brother in law is a chef that is on kitchen sebatical as a landscaper and has refound his love for cooking at our benefit.

Chicken pie..... Humbles make a great Thai Chicken.
WINDY MILLER
WINDY MILLER
WA
3183 posts
WA, 3183 posts
30 Apr 2010 6:00pm
tailem bend. SA

ned kelly pie

nothing else, has ever come close !
Greenroom
Greenroom
WA
7608 posts
WA, 7608 posts
30 Apr 2010 7:58pm
WINDY MILLER said...

tailem bend. SA

ned kelly pie

nothing else, has ever come close !

Grab one on the way back for me Miller

Salatiela
Salatiela
NSW
378 posts
NSW, 378 posts
30 Apr 2010 11:05pm
cmc,

I would love to pug my own joint but it has been said that i participate in these forums for self benefit so ill say it's a pub kitchen in Ballina. But if you want that kind of food and see the beautiful ocean we all love so dearly try the 'Clark beach cafe in Byron on the way to the pass, very good food and a great view of the 'Cavenda' if it's the weekend get in real early for breakfast (0730) or you'll end up watching everyone else eat while you stand. Dinner is also bloodly good, a full moon can make it the stuff of legend or a good storm is just as cool. We all love coffee and ya can't go past the top shop ( on the street op' clarks car park enterence - top' of the hill before you)

s.
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