Delicious UK - (04)April 2020

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BYCHEFTRISTANWELCH
Tristan champions a no-food-waste
approach at his restaurant, Parker’s
Tavern in Cambridge. In this, the
first of a series focusing on ways
to cut food waste, he shares his
tips, gleaned from years spent in restaurant
kitchens, to make the most of every last scrap.

EASY CHICKEN STOCK
Pick any remaining meat from the chicken carcass
and set aside in an airtight container in the fridge,
then break up the bones, along with any skin and fat
you have left over, and add to the tin you roasted the
chicken in (so you don’t waste any flavour). Add any
root vegetable peelings and herb stalks you have
from preparing the meal, cover with water, then
put on the hob and simmer gently for a
couple of hours (alternatively you
can do this in a large pan). Strain
the finished stock through a
sieve into a jug or sealable
container, then chill or
freeze until ready to use.

THE USE-IT-UP RECIPE
Chicken noodle soup
Warm the stock (above)
with a dash of soy sauce,
a couple of slices of fresh
ginger and broken
spaghetti, then simmer until
the pasta is almost cooked.
Add finely sliced broccoli,
beansprouts, sweetcorn and spring
onion along with any cooked chicken,
then heat through until piping hot.

PHOTOGRAPHY MAJA SMEND AND MIKE ENGLISH


LEFTOVER ROAST CHICKEN


USE IT UP

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