Competition recipes
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Last year’s competition has now closed. Feel free to browse the fantastic array of recipes from Roast Day 2011 below;
Click here to join our mailing list and stay up to speed with the plans for 2012.
Showing 1-9 of 58
Wine match: Selaks Winemaker’s Favourite Chardonnay
Follow each ingredient one after the other.
Wine match: Selaks Winemaker’s Favourite Merlot Cabernet
score fat on the leg. oil the pan. layer rosemary/bayleaf/thyme on bottom. season bottom of leg with half the sugar /salt/pepper. place leg on top of herbs. season top of leg with the other half of seasonings. oil the top of leg. place herbs on top. pour over merlot. cover with foil. put shallots in at half way. baste during cooking. rest at the end. make juices into gravy.
Wine match: Selaks Winemaker’s Favourite Merlot Cabernet
Marinate Beef with salt , WC souce and pepper . roast mustard and cumin powder it . apply egg wash on marinated meet cover with the powdered mix. stuff rosemary and pour over little olive oil. roast at 180 C for 20 min. serve with Mint and tamarind Souse with a dash of sweet chilli... .
Wine match: Selaks Winemaker’s Favourite Chardonnay
Marinate the chicken with salt, pepper, and garlic. Keep it for two hours in the fridge. Cut the onion and carrot roughly and arrange on baking tray. Preheat the oven at 180 degree C. Arrange the chicken on a tray and roast the chicken for 45 minutes. To prepare the sauce, heat olive oil in pan and saute garlic. Add cream and chicken it with flour. The end add in the lemon juice. Serve roasted chicken with boiled vegetables and lemon garlic sauce.
Wine match: Selaks Winemaker’s Favourite Chardonnay
Cook rice, add mushrooms and chopped and cooked onions. Stuff chicken and secure. Season with salt, pepper & garlic salt. Cook chicken as per normal. Mix remaining ingredients in a small pot, render down and serve over sliced cooked chicken.
Wine match: Selaks Winemaker’s Favourite Pinot Gris
Rub pork skin with oil and salt, turn oven to roast cycle and 180C. Place pork belly on top of sage leaves in pan and put in oven. Cook 20 minutes till skin blisters and crackle appears, reduce temperature to 150C and pour in enough milk to come half way up piece of pork. Cook for 2 hours or until juices clear. In a pan, heat knob of butter and gently saute cauliflower, apple, onion and garlic until soft. Season with salt and pepper. Do not burn. Add chicken stock and reduce. When liquid disappears place ingredients into whizz and puree. Add cream or milk to get a puree consistency. (Cream adds a richness) Not too thin. When meat cooked allow to rest. Carve and serve on top of cauliflower puree with roasted seasonal vegetables and steamed greens.
Wine match: Selaks Winemaker’s Favourite Chardonnay
Preheat BBQ., at the same time pre heat a skillet on stove top. Searoutside of lamb leg of in skillet for 30 seconds or until light brown colouring on outer of leg. (this is to keep juices in lamb keeping moist thru cooking process). Preheat table spoon of butter, dice rosemary & garlic add together & smear all over leg of lamb. Pierce 4 holes evenly spaced on leg & insert a garlic clove in each hole to infusion garlic flavour thru lamb leg during cooking. Put on rotiserie for 90-120 minutes (depending on size). Can check every 15 minutes after45 minutes of cooking process. I then cut up my vegies, put them in the skillet (still with any residue lamb fat from searing), I add salt, pepper half a teaspoon of olive oil, shake salt, pepper & olive oil evenly distrubited over veges. 45 minutes into cooking the lamb, I check it for the first time. At this stage I add my skillet of vegies to either the BBQ (under rotiserie lamb) or into a pre heated oven for 35-45 minutes at 180 degrees. Once leg of lamb cooked, I take out of BBQ & let sit for 5 minutes whilst I steam vegies & make gravy with any remaining juices from the meat, a bit of flour & water from vegies. I love to have some mint sauce on the side with the gravy as another option for garnishing. I love this roast with Selaks WInemakers Syrah (Elite Gold medal Air NZ wine awards), but alternatively it goes really well with The Chardonnay, Merlot Cabernet or Pinot Noir...take your pick.
Wine match: Selaks Winemaker’s Favourite Chardonnay
split the breasts into 8 pieces, remove skin, slit and fill with pesto, then wrap each in two slices of bacon and bake on a rack in roasting pan. Serve with roast potatoes and green salad.
Wine match: Selaks Winemaker’s Favourite Chardonnay
Slice leeks. Place meat on top of leeks in Roasting dish. Peel the garlic and insert whole cloves into meat - make incision with small vege knife. Season with salt and pepper (don’t be shy with salt). Place rosemary on top of meat. Roast away. Use juices and mushed up leeks to make delicious gravy with a splash of red wine.