Subj : 10/10 Porridge Day - 4
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From : Dave Drum
Date : Wed Oct 09 2024 02:27 pm

October 10: World Porridge Day

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     Title: Dirty Porridge
Categories: Poultry, Herbs, Vegetables, Grains
     Yield: 6 Servings

MMMMM------------------CURED HEARTS & GIZZARDS-----------------------
     1 lb Chicken hearts and gizzards
 4 1/2 g  Pink salt
     1    Sprig thyme
     3 cl Garlic; smashed, peeled
     1    Bay leaf
     2 oz Rendered duck fat

MMMMM-------------------------MAGIC MILK------------------------------
     1 ga Milk
          Kappa carrageenan
          Sodium hexametaphosphate

MMMMM--------------------CHICKEN LIVER MOUSSE-------------------------
 1 3/4 lb Butter; diced small
   100 g  Fine chopped Spanish onion
   225 g  Heavy cream
     3 g  Pink salt
     6 g  Salt
 2 1/2 lb Chicken livers; rinsed,
          - patted dry

MMMMM------------------------RAMP BUTTER-----------------------------
    30 g  Garlic confit puree
     1 lb Unsalted butter; tempered
     6 oz Ramp tops; blanched, pureed

MMMMM------------------------PEARL BARLEY-----------------------------
   1/2 oz Butter
    10 g  Minced shallot
    10 g  Minced garlic
   225 g  Pearl barley;soaked overnite
          - rinsed, drained
 1 1/2 qt Water
          Salt

MMMMM---------------------ASSEMBLY & SERVING--------------------------
          Glace
          Sherry vinegar
          Salt

 FOR THE CURED HEARTS AND GIZZARDS: In a vacuum bag,
 combine hearts, gizzards, pink salt, thyme, garlic, and
 bay leaf., remove air, seal, and cure overnight under
 refrigeration. Heat the water bath of an immersion
 circulator to 195ºF/90ºC. Remove hearts and gizzards
 from bag, rinse under cool water, and pat dry. In a
 separate bag, combine cured hearts and gizzards and
 duck fat. Remove air and seal. Cook sous vide 2 hours,
 until hearts and gizzards are tender but snappy; mince.

 FOR THE MAGIC MILK: Heat the water bath of an immersion
 circulator to 185ºF/85ºC. Prepare an ice bath. Scale
 milk and record weight. In a Vitamix blender, blend half
 the milk with 1/2% carageenan by recorded weight and
 1-1/2% hexametaphosphate. Transfer mixture to a vacuum bag
 with remaining milk. Remove air and seal bag. Cook sous
 vide 1 hour. Chill in ice bath.

 FOR THE CHICKEN LIVER MOUSSE: Heat the water bath of an
 immersion circulator to 155ºF/68ºC. Prepare an ice bath.
 In a pan over low heat, melt a little butter and sweat
 onion until translucent. Add cream, salts, and remaining
 butter. When butter has melted and mixture is warm,
 using a Vitamix blender and working in small batches,
 blend cream and livers until smooth and combined. Pass
 mixture through a chinois into a vacuum bag and remove
 all air. Cook sous vide 1 hour. Chill in ice bath. Scale
 mousse and record weight. To a Vitamix blender, add
 mousse and 25 percent Magic Milk by recorded weight;
 purée. Pass through a chinois and chill.

 FOR THE RAMP BUTTER: In a bowl, combine all ingredients.

 FOR THE PEARL BARLEY: In a medium sauce pot over medium
 heat, melt butter and sweat shallot and garlic until
 softened. Add 75 grams minced hearts and gizzards; heat
 through. Add barley, stirring to coat, followed by
 water. Cook on medium low heat, stirring constantly,
 until most of the water has evaporated and barley has
 the appearance of a loose risotto. Transfer to a sheet
 tray and let cool.

 TO ASSEMBLE AND SERVE In a sauce pot, add Pearl Barley
 and cover with water. Stirring constantly, bring mixture
 to a boil, adding water as necessary, until it achieves
 a risotto-like consistency. Stir in a little Chicken
 Liver Mousse and Ramp Butter. Season with Sherry vinegar
 and salt. The Porridge should be rich, pungent, and
 dirty. Transfer to a plate and serve immediately.

 Yield: 6 servings

 Chef Curtis Gamble

 RECIPE FROM: https://www.starchefs.com

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