Recipe Tip: Pork Fillet with Feta-Hazelnut Crust and Bulgur Wheat
Top Recipe for 4 Persons by Constantin Fischer. All ingredients and tips for getting it right. Constantin Fischer serves the tender meat with Swiss chard and bulgur
Ingredients
- 800 gpork fillet
- 1 handfulhazelnuts
- 100 gfeta cheese
- olive oil
- coconut oil
- 1 bunch(es)red chard
- 1cinnamon stick (3-4 cm)
- 125 mlvegetable stock
- Himalayan pink salt (or rough sea salt)
- pepper
- olive oil
- coconut oil
- 150 gbulgur wheat
- 400 mlvegetable stock
- 1 slice(s)ginger
- 2 strip(s)lemon peel
- 1kaffir lime leaf
- dried blackberries
- cranberries
- olive oil
Instructions
Step 1
Preheat oven to 70 °C. Cut pork fillet in half and sear briefly on all sides in a hot pan with a little coconut oil.Step 2
Place in an oven dish and heat in the oven at 70 °C for 30 minutes. Coarsely grind or chope the hazelnuts then mix them with a little olive oil and the feta cheese using a fork.Step 3
Remove the pork fillet from the oven, set aside and switch the oven to maximum grill function (270 °C). Cut 3 cm thick medallions from the fillet and cover the cut side with the nut-cheese mixture.Step 4
Bake for 5 minutes on the middle shelf so the cheese mix melts.Step 5
Sauté the bulgur wheat in a warm pan without oil, add the vegetable stock, bring to the boil, add the ginger, lemon zest and lime leaf and simmer for 15-20 minutes with the lid on.Step 6
Add a little vegetable stock if necessary. Before serving, mix with a little olive oil and sprinkle with crumbled blackberries and cranberries to serve.Step 7
Wash the chard, drain and pat dry, cut the stems into 0.5 cm slices and set aside in a bowl.Step 8
Cut the leaves from the chard into strips. First, sauté the stems of the chard in a hot pan for 5 minutes with a little coconut oil, add the leaves and cinnamon stick, deglaze with vegetable stock and leave to infuse.Step 9
Season with salt and pepper and add a little olive oil to serve.Step 10
Serve on large plate or individual plates with the pork, bulger wheat and chard.