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HAM HOCK TERRINE RECIPE | DELICIOUS. MAGAZINE
This ham hock terrine recipe is a great starter or buffet item for a large gathering as it can be made in advance. For more tips and tricks, take a look at our step-by-step guide to making a terrine too. And for an alternative recipe, here’s an option: Donal Skehan’s ham hock terrine.
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Total Time 3 hours 60 minutes
Prep Time 30 minutes
Cook Time 3 hours 30 minutes
Yield Serves 8
Number Of Ingredients 10
Steps:
- Place the ham hocks in a large pan with the bay leaves, thyme, coriander seeds, peppercorns, onion and vinegar. Pour over enough cold water to cover. Bring to the boil and simmer very gently, uncovered, for about 2-2½ hours, until the hocks are tender and the meat flakes easily.
- Leave the hocks to cool in the liquid for about 1 hour, then remove and set aside. Strain the liquid into a clean pan (discard the solids) and boil vigorously for 1 hour to reduce by three-quarters to about 600ml. Line a 1.5-litre loaf tin or terrine with a double layer of cling film.
- Remove the skin from the hocks, then shred the meat. Place in a large bowl with the gherkins and chopped herbs. Mix well and season with plenty of black pepper. Pack into the tin or terrine and press down firmly.
- Slowly pour in the reduced liquid and allow to settle throughout the mixture. Cover with cling film and chill overnight. Garnish with parsley, cut into thick slices and serve with crusty bread and a good piccalilli.
Nutrition Facts : Calories 215kcals, FatContent 6.5g (2.1g saturated), ProteinContent 35.2g, CarbohydrateContent 4.4g (3.3g sugars), FiberContent
50 BEST GROUND TURKEY RECIPES | WHAT TO ... - FOOD NETWORK
Ground turkey cooks up quick and is versatile enough to use in burgers, chili, meatloaf and more. With these delicious ground turkey recipes from Food Network, a great, homemade meal is never out ...
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THE DEFINITION OF "CUTTING IN" IN PASTRY MAKING
23/01/2019 · Most pastry dough recipes include a solid shortening as well as dry ingredients, and in order to combine them properly, you need to mix them a certain way. This is referred to as "cutting in." The term means to work the two elements with two knives or a pastry blender until well mixed.
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17 BEST NUTELLA RECIPES - THE SPRUCE EATS
17/09/2020 · The Spruce. A Nutella mug cake is the perfect hybrid of two great food trends. This delicious recipe only takes a total of seven minutes to whip up this delicious dessert, perfect for when you're craving something sweet. Add an extra dollop of the hazelnut-chocolate spread on top as frosting and you've got a winning sweet snack.
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THE FOOD TIMELINE--CHRISTMAS FOOD HISTORY
The reason you won't find 16th century recipes for "egg nog" is the term didn't appear in print until the next century. Food historians/period recipes confirm English recipes for posset (esp. sack posset) and Syllabub were similar to later egg nog. References to 16th century Jamestown egg nog were published after the from 18th century forwards ...
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THE FOOD TIMELINE: HISTORY NOTES-MEAT
---On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of The Kitchen, Harold McGee, completely revised and updated [Scribner:New York] 2004 (p. 147-151) "Many traditional meat recipes were developed at a time when meats came from mature, fatty animals, and so were fairly tolerant of overcooking.
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I MADE PUMPKIN PIE USING 3 CELEBRITY-CHEF RECIPES, AND THE ...
24/11/2021 · The clear definition between crust and pumpkin in each slice made for a really nice presentation. The filling could've used a bit more spice — cinnamon, perhaps — but it was still delicious ...
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NO OVEN, NO PROBLEM: MEET 10 DELICIOUS NO-BAKE COOKIE RECIPES
23/12/2021 · No-bake cookies are about as simple as it gets. Many recipes involve cooking and thickening a sauce that holds your other ingredients together. Some recipes take it a step further and are no-bake and no-cook, meaning that all you have to do is mix a few delicious components together and let them set up in the fridge. Again, easy baking at its ...
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