
Slow Cooker Pulled Pork Chilli
An easy Winter dish that's perfect for dreary days.
Prawn Crackers:
Prepare at least one day ahead
375g raw prawn meat
3 tsp salt
4 tsp Chardonnay vinegar or white balsamic vinegar
1 small chilli, de-seeded
20g peeled and chopped ginger
375g tapioca flour
Pickled Shallot:
1 shallot
120g caster sugar
160mL white wine vinegar
120g cooked crab meat (from fresh crabs preferably, frozen or tinned meat of good quality can be used)
1 Tbs chopped chives
2 Tbs aioli/mayonnaise
Espelette pepper, or light chilli powder
Dill for garnish
Prawn Crackers:
Add all ingredients, except the flour, into a food processor. Puree very well, then add tapioca flour and mix for a further minute. Take mixture and knead until smooth. Roll into logs 4cm-5cm thick, using cling wrap and tie log securely at each end. Repeat with the rest of the mixture.
Steam logs for 1 1/2 hours, then chill overnight.
When set, thinly slice into 2mm rounds, place on a tray and dry in a very low oven at 60 C for 30-40 minutes until just crisp. From this stage, the crackers will last a week in a sealed container.
When required, deep fry prawn cracker slices for 20-40 seconds until they puff up. Drain on a paper towel.
Pickled Shallot:
Bring white wine vinegar and sugar to the boil and pour hot over the shallot, which has been sliced thinly into rings. Leave for one hour, but will last for a week in the fridge.
To assemble:
Mix crab meat with chives and season with salt and pepper.
Place a small amount of aioli on each cracker, then divide the crab between the crackers, add a shallot ring, sprig of dill and pinch of espelette pepper to each before serving.
Recipe provided by The Lincoln
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