Post by ladystargazer on Aug 15, 2007 16:57:21 GMT 1
Tartiflette
Serves 4
500g parboiled or leftover potatoes, sliced
2 onions, sliced
150ml double cream
250gr cheese - an easy melter like Cheddar or Gruyere
Oil for frying
Heat oil in large frying pan and cook onions gently until soft. Add the potatoes and cook for a few minutes longer - until potatoes are lightly browned
Transfer to oven proof dish
Pour over the cream and lay the slices of cheese on top
Bake in hot oven (Gas mark 7/8, 220c) until cream is bubbling and cheese has melted.
Serve with green veg or a crisp green salad.
For non-vegetarians this goes brill with grilled meat, bacon, sausage etc.
Courgette and Lancashire cheese crumble
by Nigel Slater
Serves 4
For the filling:
a large onion
40gr butter
sprigs of rosemary
4 small potatoes (about 350gr)
2 large courgettes (about 450gr)
150ml veg stock
45 gr Lancashire cheese
For the crumble:
100gr fresh white bread
80Gr walnut pieces
rosemary
60gr Lancashire cheese
Set oven to gas mark 4 - 180C
Peel and roughly chop onion, cook slowly in the butter in a heavy casserole over moderate heat. Chop a tablespoonful of Rosemary needles and add to onion.
Scrub potatoes (don't peel), cut into large dice and when onion gold and glossy add potatoes to the pan. Cover with a lid and leave to colour for 10 minutes - stirring after 6-7 mins
Chop courgette into dice and add to pan with salt and black pepper. Cover again and leave to cook for a few minutes
Pour in stock, let it bubble briefly.
Make crumble by crumbing bread with a whizz in a food processor, adding walnuts and then stirring in a Little rosemary and the cheese in small pieces.
Remove the lid from the filling turn off heat and crumble the 45gr of cheese over top. Tip crumble on top and bake for 30 -40 min, till the top is crisp.
Sir's wonderful home-made minestrone to follow -when I can find the recipe.
Serves 4
500g parboiled or leftover potatoes, sliced
2 onions, sliced
150ml double cream
250gr cheese - an easy melter like Cheddar or Gruyere
Oil for frying
Heat oil in large frying pan and cook onions gently until soft. Add the potatoes and cook for a few minutes longer - until potatoes are lightly browned
Transfer to oven proof dish
Pour over the cream and lay the slices of cheese on top
Bake in hot oven (Gas mark 7/8, 220c) until cream is bubbling and cheese has melted.
Serve with green veg or a crisp green salad.
For non-vegetarians this goes brill with grilled meat, bacon, sausage etc.
Courgette and Lancashire cheese crumble
by Nigel Slater
Serves 4
For the filling:
a large onion
40gr butter
sprigs of rosemary
4 small potatoes (about 350gr)
2 large courgettes (about 450gr)
150ml veg stock
45 gr Lancashire cheese
For the crumble:
100gr fresh white bread
80Gr walnut pieces
rosemary
60gr Lancashire cheese
Set oven to gas mark 4 - 180C
Peel and roughly chop onion, cook slowly in the butter in a heavy casserole over moderate heat. Chop a tablespoonful of Rosemary needles and add to onion.
Scrub potatoes (don't peel), cut into large dice and when onion gold and glossy add potatoes to the pan. Cover with a lid and leave to colour for 10 minutes - stirring after 6-7 mins
Chop courgette into dice and add to pan with salt and black pepper. Cover again and leave to cook for a few minutes
Pour in stock, let it bubble briefly.
Make crumble by crumbing bread with a whizz in a food processor, adding walnuts and then stirring in a Little rosemary and the cheese in small pieces.
Remove the lid from the filling turn off heat and crumble the 45gr of cheese over top. Tip crumble on top and bake for 30 -40 min, till the top is crisp.
Sir's wonderful home-made minestrone to follow -when I can find the recipe.