Step-by-Step Guide to Prepare Super Quick Homemade Porc façon "Malaga"

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As for the number of servings that can be served to make Porc façon "Malaga" is 5 personnes. So make sure this portion is enough to serve for yourself and your beloved family.

To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook Porc façon "Malaga" using 10 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Cette recette est très inspirée de celle de hoy_cocina_lisson. Vous retrouverez la recette originale ici : https://cookpad.com/fr/recipes/13227581-costillas-de-cerdo-en-salsa-al-pedro-ximenez/translation Mais comme il est parfois difficile de retrouver exactement les mêmes produits / ingrédients d'un pays à un autre, j'ai dû adapter la recette. Voici le résultat...

Ingredients and spices that need to be Make ready to make Porc façon "Malaga":

1. 950 grammes de poitrine de porc fraîche
2. 2 oignons jaunes
3. 4 gousses d'ail
4. 2 cuillères à café d'origan
5. 2 cuillères à café d'aneth
6. 1 cuillère à café romarin
7. 20 cl vin rouge Rioja espagnol
8. 1 bouillon de volaille
9. huile d'olive
10. sel, poivre

Instructions to make to make Porc façon "Malaga"

1. Pour commencer, on coupe la poitrine fraiche (achetée assez épaisse) en gros cubes. On assaisonne chaque face avec sel et poivre. On verse de l'huile d'olive dans une poêle et on y fait dorer toutes les faces à feu vif. La recette originale prévoit de la côte de porc, j'ai choisi une viande un peu plus grasse pour cette recette.
2. On réserve dans un saladier pour s'attaquer sereinement à la suite.
3. On épluche les oignons et les gousses d'ail. On enlève les germes et on passe au mixer. On ajoute l'origan et l'aneth (j'ai trouvé intéressant cette proposition de mettre de l'aneth avec la viande, ça change un peu de l'éternelle association avec le poisson...) et on mélange bien.
4. On verse un peu d'huile d'olive dans une poêle et on ajoute tout ça. On fait chauffer un peu. On y ajoute ensuite un verre d'eau dans laquelle on a préalablement fait fondre un bouillon de volaille. On laisse quelques instants sur le feu et on ajoute le vin. On laisse encore quelques minutes sur le feu pour faire réduire. Pour le vin, la recette originale prévoit du Pédro Ximenez que je n'ai pas trouvé facilement. J'ai opté pour un vin rouge espagnol (Rioja) plutôt fruité.
5. On réincorpore la viande et on ajoute le romarin. On fait chauffer à feu moyen et couvert pendant environ 1 heure, à feu découvert pour bien laisser réduire la sauce. On remue de temps en temps et on goûte pour ajuster l'assaisonnement. C'est prêt, on peu manger... Bon appétit !

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