Chicken and tarragon grapefruit jelly

Ideas
6 servings Prep: 1 hr 30 mins
Rate this recipe
Poultry

By Food24 November 03 2009
Recipe Disclaimer
Tap for method
Tap for method

Ingredients (11)

1.00 chicken — whole
1.00 carrots — peeled, sliced
1.00 onion — quartered
1.00 celery stalks
1.00 bay leaves
6.00 black peppercorns
2.00 stock cubes — beef
10.00 ml dried tarragon
20.00 g Sheridans gelatine
2.00 grapefruit — ruby, segmented
0.00 watercress — and grapefruit segment, to garnish
Tap for ingredients
Tap for ingredients

Method:

Put the chicken in a saucepan together with the vegetables, bay leaf, peppercorns, and stock cubes.

Add a litre of cold water, bring to a simmer and poach for one hour.

Allow to cool in the liquid.

Lift the chicken from the poaching liquid and remove the skin and bones.

Tear the flesh into bite-sized pieces.
Strain the stock and add the tarragon, then measure out 750 ml stock and set aside.

Pour 60 ml of the stock into a small saucepan and sprinkle with gelatine.

Leave to sponge for five minutes.
Dissolve the gelatine over a gentle heat until clear.

Add to the remaining stock and stir thoroughly.

In an oiled, chilled shallow bowl or mould, pour in enough jelly to cover the bottom by 5 mm.

Allow to set in the refrigerator.

Arrange the grapefruit segments in the bottom and up the sides of the mould.

Fill the mould with the chicken and cover completely with the remaining cool jellied stock.

Allow to set in the refigerator.
Turn out onto a platter and garnish with grapefruit segments and watercress.



New recipes on Food24

Next Post

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Food24 Team Loves

Newsletter

Get weekly access to our best recipes, tips and tricks

Sign Up

Login to your account below

Fill the forms below to register

Subscribe to Newsletter

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Recipe Disclaimer

All recipe content is the responsibility of the party from whom such content originated. You agree that you use the content on Food24 at your own risk. Please read our editorial policy.