Although pork is not readily married to tagine, this is a quick but flavoursome way to cook pork fillet.
Although pork is not readily married to tagine, this is a quick but flavoursome way to cook pork fillet.
200g | pork fillet, sliced into cm thick rounds |
Glug of olive oil and spoon of butter | |
2 large | spring onions, peeled and chopped |
1/2 | sweet red pepper, chopped |
1/2 pint boiling water with 1 tbsp | Steenbergs vegetable bouillon |
1/2 tsp | Steenbergs Tagine Mix (add more to taste) |
1 tsp | sundried tomato paste |
Steenbergs Perfect Salt |
Although pork is not readily married to tagine, this is a quick but flavoursome way to cook pork fillet.
A hearty vegetarian stew full of Moroccan flavoursfor the autumn
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