Pork Fillet with Raisin and Cider Sauce
This is a great alternative to the usual apple sauce, the
sweetness of the cider and raisins with the slight acidity of the cider vinegar
works wonderfully.
You will need;
50 Gm – Seedless Raisins (chopped)450 Gm – Pork Fillet
250 Ml – Cider
1 teaspoon – Cider Vinegar
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 – Vegetable Stock Cube
2 desert spoons – Plain Flour
100 Ml - Water
1 – Vegetable Stock Cube
2 desert spoons – Plain Flour
100 Ml - Water
Pre heat your oven to 190°c
Place the fillet into a baking tray pour in the cider and
sprinkle in the raisins, season the fillet with salt and pepper then into the
oven for 35 minutes.
After 35 minutes remove from the oven, lift out the fillet
and leave to rest for 10 minutes.
With a fork mash the raisins down into the juice then put
the contents of the baking tray through a sieve pressing on the raisins to get
as much liquid out as possible then discard the raisins.
Put the plain flour into the baking tray with a little of
the juice and make a paste, put the tray on the hob on a low to medium heat
then add the rest of the juice stir well keeping it smooth then sprinkle in the
stock cube, add the vinegar and water.
Keep stirring as it heats up, don’t worry if you can’t get
it smooth just press it through a sieve and put it back in the pan.
Carve the meat and serve with a accompaniment of your
choice.
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