Named after the Duke of Wellington, this old classic recipe normally known as Beef Wellington, is replacing the beef with the pork tenderloin cut, pork fillet.
Named after the Duke of Wellington, this old classic recipe normally known as Beef Wellington, is replacing the beef with the pork tenderloin cut, pork fillet.
Melt half butter the butter in a skillet.
Add the pork fillet and nicely seal & brown it all around on med heat.
Remove from heat and cool down, then refrigerate.
Chop mushrooms.
Melt remainder of butter in skillet and caramelise the mushrooms. (let mushrooms cool).
Deglaze with a little white wine. Reduce all moisture has evaporated.
With pastry brush, brush some Dijon mustard on around the whole fillet.
Top with the cooled down mushrooms.
Place slice of ham on board or plastic sheet and wrap the whole pork fillet around the ham.
Place wrapped ham on sheet of pastry, roll and trim the excess. Pinch the ends making sure they are well sealed.
Separate and egg and use the egg yolk as egg wash. Brush egg-wash on top for glossy finish.
Lightly score the pastry with knife and sprinkle salt flakes.
Bake in oven for 20 minutes at 180 Celsius.
These can be made the day before, refrigerate then simply bake and serve.
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