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Pulled pork and chorizo ‘raviolo’, pickled cucumber, sesame, peanut and green chilli
This stunning starter combines flavours from across continents for a harmonious dish, with pulled pork belly concealed inside gyoza wrappers to make a 'raviolo'. Topped with a Thai-inspired chilli, peanut and sesame sauce, this is a must-try dish for a dinner party.
Add a dash of oil to a pan over a medium heat and add the onion, carrot, leek, celery, garlic and spices. Brown lightly, then add the tomato purée and wine and cook for a further 5 minutes
Add enough of the reduced sauce to bind the pork belly - you want it to be able to hold its shape when formed into balls. Mix in the chopped coriander leaves and adjust the seasoning if necessary. Mould into 50g balls and set aside
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Place a ball of the pulled pork onto a gyoza wrapper and moisten the edges with a little water. Place another wrapper over the top and seal together pushing out any air as you go. Steam in a bamboo steamer or steam oven for 6 minutes, then chill in iced water
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For the green chilli, peanut and sesame sauce, bring the sugarm fish sauce, vinegar and water to the boil for 5 minutes. Add the chilli and cook for 2 minutes. Add the remaining ingredients, season to taste
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For the cucumber, heat the pickle ingredients together in a pan then pour over the cucumber dice and chill
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To assemble, steam the raviolo in a bamboo steamer for 5 minutes. Place a generous spoonful of cucumber pickle dice in a bowl, place the raviolo on top then spoon a generous spoonful of the green chilli, sesame and peanut sauce on top. Garnish with the mint and coriander cress
From New Zealand law student to the opening of her first solo sustainable restaurant Apricity (which won a Michelin green star in 2023), Chantelle Nicholson’s hard work and determination – especially in evolving free-from and plant-based cooking at the highest level – has cemented her reputation as one of the UK's most forward-thinking chefs.