lulu & me pork braciole from karen's kitchen
Karen Fohrhatz Miele, chef/proprietor and her husband and working partner of 36 years, Michael Miele, operate LuLu & Me (253 Fifth Avenue), NoMad’s neighborhood restaurant in the new, hot area of New York City. Every Tuesday, “Karen’s Kitchen” will serve a daily special. On March 11, that menu item is Pork Braciole, served over polenta, and priced at $20 per entrée. For reservations call 212-290-2460 or visit www.luluand.me.
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prep time
30 Min
cook time
2 Hr 30 Min
method
No-Cook or Other
Ingredients For lulu & me pork braciole from karen's kitchen
- BRACIOLE
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8 oz.5 inch sliced pounded pork shoulder
- BRACIOLE SAUCE
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1/4diced celery
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1/4diced carrot
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1/4diced onion
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1 clovegarlic minced
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1/2diced cremini mushroom
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1/2dried porcini mushroom
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1/2 ozred win vinegar
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4 ozdry red wine
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1/2 tspfresh oregano
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2 tspchopped italian parsley
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2 tspkosher salt
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1/4 tsppepperoncino
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1/4 tspdried marjarom
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28 ozsan marzano tomatoes
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2 Tbspgrated parmigiano
- FILLING FOR BRACIOLE
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1 1/4shredded caciotta
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1/2fresh bread crumbs
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1/4diced carrots
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2 tspfresh oregano
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2 Tbspitalian parsley
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1/8 tsppepperoncino
How To Make lulu & me pork braciole from karen's kitchen
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1Prepare braciole. Place pork slices between two sheets of plastic wrap. Pound to ½” thickness. Set aside.
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2Prepare the braciole sauce Soak dried porcini mushrooms in ½ c. of boiling water. Set a side for 10 minutes. Drain porcini mushrooms. Reserve liquid. Chop porcini mushrooms. Chop tomatoes Saute in olive oil, onion, celery, carrot, garlic, cremini and porcini mushrooms. Cook for 3-4 minutes or until vegetables have softened. Add ½ tsp salt. Add red wine, vinegar, reserved porcini mushroom liquid, and tomatoes. Add 1 tsp salt, herbs and spices. Simmer 15-20 minutes. Remove from burner. Stir Parmigiano cheese. Taste. Add remaining ½ tsp salt. Set a side.
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3Preheat Oven to 325 Prepare filling for braciole. To assemble braciole: Place pounded pork slice onto work surface. Season with salt and pepper. Fill each braciola with 2 to 3 tbsp braciole filling. Roll into logs. Secure with butcher’s twine or tooth picks. Heat a Dutch oven pan with some olive oil. Brown rolled braciole on all sides. Remove excess oil from pan. Cover braciole with prepared sauce. Cover and place in preheated oven for 2 hours or until fork tender.
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