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This is a delicious, light soup. Mrs Oil likes to use lemon thyme to add a fresh citrus hint to accompany the apples. Mrs Oil prefers to use organic vegetables.
Serves approximately 8 portions. INGREDIENTS
METHOD Heat the Orodeal in a heavy-bottomed pan and add the onions, garlic and potatoes with a small pinch on Maldon Sea Salt. Cook over a low heat for about 10 minutes. Add the apples and celeriac and a splash of water. Cover and allow to sweat for about 15 minutes, checking every so often to make sure the mixture is not too dry and sticking to the pan. Add a splash of water if required. Add the lemon thyme, bay leaves, stock and only a little pinch of Maldon Sea Salt and a few grinds of pepper. Bring to boil then simmer for 15 minutes. Crumble and add the Roquefort Cheese. Save some for serving. Allow the soup to cool. Remove the sprigs of lemon thyme and blitz the mixture in a food processor or blender until smooth. Check the seasoning. To serve reheat the soup until piping hot. Serve in bowls, crumble some Roquesfort on top, drizzle with Orodeal and a few parsley leaves. Paella pans come in different sizes. This is based on a 35cm paella pan, which is about the largest paella pan suitable for using on a domestic gas burner. It will serve 6 as a racion or 4 as a main. Use a Spanish made paella pan – this is vital to getting the correct ratio of rice to stock.
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We love a hearty stew in the depths of winter. As the clocks change and the daylight hours increase so Mrs Oil’s dishes become lighter embracing the new seasons produce. This is a great way to use the cheaper neck of lamb instead of the leg. This is for 8 people – Mrs Oil likes to batch cook and save portions in the freezer for easy mid-week meals or take to work lunches. Due to Mrs Oil’s intolerances she uses gluten-free flour.
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Mrs Oil likes to serve this with Orodeal mashed potato and spring greens This is great a great comforting soup. Roasting the carrots intensifies their flavour. Great as a starter
or a take to work portion. Due to Mrs Oil’s food intolerances she uses fake cream. Ingredients
Mrs Oil likes to serve with some grated parmesan cheese, a drizzle of Orodeal and warm homemade bread. This is great as a starter, main course with a side salad, party food or take a slice to work. It can be eaten hot or cold. Can be stored in the fridge for up to 3 days. Ingredients
Esto es genial para servir como entrante, cómo plato principal con una ensalada, un entrante para una cena con invitados o para llevar al trabajo (tomar una rebanada para trabajar) Se puede comer caliente o frío. Se puede almacenar en la nevera hasta por 3 días.
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1. Precalentar el horno aprox. 200 ° C: compruebe que la masa de hojaldre tenga la temperatura correcta. 2. Desenrolle la masa hojaldre sobre una bandeja para hornear. 3. Marque una línea a 1 cm del borde alrededor de la masa de hojaldre. Esto permite que el borde se hinche ligeramente. 4. Extienda una fina capa de pesto sobre la masa de hojaldre. Si pones demasiado pesto en el hojaldre no se cocinará correctamente y estará empapado. No ponga pesto en los bordes. 5. Corta los tomates y el queso de cabra. 6. En hileras (aprox. 4) alternar las rodajas de tomate y queso de cabra. Si usa albahaca, alterne estos con los tomates y el queso de cabra. 7. Esparce pequeñas cucharadas de pesto sobre los tomates y el queso de cabra. 8. Picar y esparcir las hierbas sobre la tarta. 9. Condimentar con sal y pimienta. 10. Cocine en el horno durante aprox. 20 minutos o hasta que esté cocido y tenga un color agradable. 11. Retirar del horno y dejar enfriar. This is a quick and easy to make recipe. This can be used in a variety of dishes, Mrs Oil's favourite is Tomato, Goats Cheese and Pesto Tart. The addition of a squeeze of lemon juice lifts the flavours and gives it a zingy flavour. Can be kept in fridge for up to 3 days. Ingredients
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1. Tostar ligeramente los piñones: esto les dará una cremosidad, tostarlos demasiado hará que tengan un sabor a nuez. 2. Pelar el ajo, luego machacarlo con el mortero y una pizca de sal marina Maldon. 3. Pique y agregue las hojas de albahaca, luego golpee hasta formar una pasta. Mrs Oil prefiere usar el mortero en lugar de un procesador de alimentos, ya que golpear la albahaca resalta el aceite esencial y el sabor de la albahaca. 4. Agregue los piñones a la mezcla y vuelva a machacar, luego agregue la mitad del parmesano. 5. Rocíe un poco de Orodeal: utilece lo suficiente como para unir la mezcla. 6. Agregue el queso restante, luego sazone con sal y pimienta negra y un poco de jugo de limón. Pruebe y siga agregando un poco más de queso, orodeal, sal y pimienta hasta que esté satisfecho con el sabor y la consistencia. Mrs Oil's does not like food waste so instead of throwing ripe/brown bananas away Mrs Oil uses them to make her tasty banana loaf. Due to Mrs Oil's food intolerances she uses gluten-free flour, the choice is yours.
Roasted Peppers
This dish came originally from Elizabeth David. I have yet to meet anyone who dislikes it. If you have finicky friends don’t tell them it contains anchovy – they will never know. It is essential to use really good olive oil as this will improve the flavour no end. People will be fighting with each other to dip their bread in the roasting tin. Ingredients: Peppers (any colour apart from green. Allow one per person) For each pepper, one half tomato, skinned and seeded (use tinned if you can’t get decent ripe ones); sliver of garlic; one anchovy fillet cut into small pieces; 1 tbsp Orodeal extra virgin olive oil. ************************************************ Preheat your oven to 180˚C/Mark 4. Pop your tomatoes in a bowl of boiling water and leave for a minute or two. This will allow you to skin them easily. Remove skins and seeds and cut into quarters. Split the peppers in half, length wise. Leave the stalks in - they preserve the shape of the pepper during cooking. Remove the seeds and the white membrane. Lay on a shallow roasting tray. To each half pepper add two quarters of tomato, a sliver of the garlic and the anchovy fillet. Add a good spoonful of the Orodeal. Cook until the peppers are soft and just beginning to char at the edges. This takes anywhere between 45 minutes and an hour depending on the size of your peppers. Don’t use little ones. When removing from the tray be careful not to lose the juices – they are sublime. Scatter with a little ripped basil, and serve with some good bread to mop up the juices. Read Tom's recipes every week at Tom Cooks https://ormidalels.com/tom-cooks/ Gluten Free & Allergen Free Crisps cooked in Extra Virgin Olive Oil from Farmer's Co-Operative that makes great tasting award winning unfiltered Orodeal
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