Eat the Six Nations: England – Roast beef, horseradish and Yorkshire pud burrito
Just because we’re all stuck inside, doesn’t mean we can’t celebrate the Six Nations with food and fire and beer
The Six Nations is back for 2021, taking over our screens with all things RUGBY for the next few weekends. Obviously we can’t go and enjoy the matches in person this year, but we can use it as an excuse to celebrate with beer and delicious barbecued food. I love to fire up the grill all year round, and the Six Nations matches and these recipes are just another excuse!
Ben Forte over at Kamado Joe has been busy rustling up some recipes for each nation (England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, France, Italy), which have helpfully been paired with a beer from Wild Beer Co. He really has thought of everything. Time to get grilling and tuck in.
Photo: Nick Hook
A giant Yorkshire pudding is always alright with me...
Ingredients
- Beef brisket
- Salt & Pepper
- Ale, 1 bottle
- Beef stock, 200ml
- 1 tbsp Marmite
- 1 tbsp miso
- Sprig of rosemary
- 5 garlic cloves, lightly crushed
- Cavolo nero
- 150g plain flour
- 4 eggs
- 200ml milk
- Vegetable oil
Instructions
- Setup your BBQ for indirect cooking at around 120C and place a chunk of oak smoking wood in the fire.
- Season your brisket with salt and pepper and place it on your BBQ and smoke for around 2 hours.
- After 2 hours of smoking, place your brisket in a dutch oven and then add the ale, beef stock, marmite and miso, rosemary and garlic.
- Cook for about 5 hours until the brisket is falling apart.
- When the brisket is cooked you can make your Yorkshire pudding batter. In a bowl, add the flour and beat in the eggs.
- Slowly add the milk, mixing as you go to ensure you don’t make it lumpy.
- In a cast iron skillet, cover the base with vegetable oil and heat it up for a few minute over a direct heat (200C).
- When the oil is hot, pour the Yorkshire pudding batter into the bowl, around 1cm deep and cook for around 15 mins.
- Finally, grill your cavolo nero for a few minutes until it begins to go limp.
- Time to serve! Add the brisket and some of the gravy into the yorkshire pudding with some cavolo nero.
- Either eat it flat like you see photographed or roll into a burrito and pick it up (too messy for photo).
- Serve with a Wild Beer Co Madness IPA.
Recipe Notes
Wild Beer Co tasting notes: Madness IPA is a proper bitter west coast style IPA, where the hops will enhance the richness of the brisket burrito and stand up to the punch of the horseradish. A lip-smacking full flavoured powerful partnership!
Recipe by
Ben Forte – Kamado Joe
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Comments (14)
There is a food truck here called GRUB that do Yorkie wraps filled with roast, basically this! They're so yum! This looks amazing, well done and thanks for the recipe 😁
Giant Yorkshire puddings are just the greatest thing!
Definitely! 😍😁
This looks so tasty!
Doesn't ittttt?!
Damn! I love it! I need more English food in my life!
This may be the first time anyone's said that hahaha
🤣
Looks delicious!
Ohhh yehhh
How strong is the marmite flavour through the finished dish ?
Not strong at all! It just adds a nice bit of umami to everything!
😋👍