Chef Dale Talde, owner of Talde restaurant in Brooklyn, describes how his Filipino roots inspire his cooking. In this episode of Cultural Kitchen, we learn how to make Kare Kare with Chef Talde.
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Short Rib Kare-Kare
Short Rib, seasoned and seared 60 #
Belachan 2 pkg. (750 g)
Garlic 8 oz.
Onion 2 #
Ginger 5 oz.
Chilies 3 oz.
Annato Seed 4 oz.
Turmeric 1 oz.
Tomato, large dice 4 #
Sugar 6 oz.
White Vinegar 2 C
Coconut Milk 3 CANS (#10 cans)
Peanut Butter 3 #
Method:
Season the short ribs with salt and sear on the plancha on all sides. Wrap belachan in foil and toast in salamander for 20 minutes. In large pot with oil, saute onions, garlic, ginger, and chilies until lightly caramelized. Add annatto seed and turmeric and lightly toast in oil. Deglaze with tomatoes and add sugar. Next add white vinegar and reduce by half. Finally add 3 cans of coconut milk. In a hotel pan add seared short ribs and add shrimp paste/coconut milk mixture and cover with parchment and foil and braise in 300 degree oven for 4-5 hours or until short ribs are braised. Remove short ribs and portion into 8 oz portions. Pass braising liquid through a fine chinois and using a beurre mixer add peanut butter to strained liquid and puree until incorporated.
For Plate:
Cilantro Stems
Pickled Thai Chilis
Crispy Shallots
Toasted Dried Shrimp
Toasted Desiccated Coconut
Chopped Peanuts
Sauce for plate, recipe follows
Sauce for plate
Kare Kare Liquid 2 qt
Rice Flour, dry toasted 1 oz.
Thicken liquid using toasted rice flour and hold for service.
Cultural Kitchen explores modern food and the chefs who make it, while showcasing the culture that inspired the plate. Each week, you'll see innovative recipes and a bit of a cultural history lesson by the chefs themselves. Don't forget to subscribe to see a new episode every Thursday!
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Short Rib Kare-Kare
Short Rib, seasoned and seared 60 #
Belachan 2 pkg. (750 g)
Garlic 8 oz.
Onion 2 #
Ginger 5 oz.
Chilies 3 oz.
Annato Seed 4 oz.
Turmeric 1 oz.
Tomato, large dice 4 #
Sugar 6 oz.
White Vinegar 2 C
Coconut Milk 3 CANS (#10 cans)
Peanut Butter 3 #
Method:
Season the short ribs with salt and sear on the plancha on all sides. Wrap belachan in foil and toast in salamander for 20 minutes. In large pot with oil, saute onions, garlic, ginger, and chilies until lightly caramelized. Add annatto seed and turmeric and lightly toast in oil. Deglaze with tomatoes and add sugar. Next add white vinegar and reduce by half. Finally add 3 cans of coconut milk. In a hotel pan add seared short ribs and add shrimp paste/coconut milk mixture and cover with parchment and foil and braise in 300 degree oven for 4-5 hours or until short ribs are braised. Remove short ribs and portion into 8 oz portions. Pass braising liquid through a fine chinois and using a beurre mixer add peanut butter to strained liquid and puree until incorporated.
For Plate:
Cilantro Stems
Pickled Thai Chilis
Crispy Shallots
Toasted Dried Shrimp
Toasted Desiccated Coconut
Chopped Peanuts
Sauce for plate, recipe follows
Sauce for plate
Kare Kare Liquid 2 qt
Rice Flour, dry toasted 1 oz.
Thicken liquid using toasted rice flour and hold for service.
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