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  • Sautéed Goats Cheese, Chestnut Mushroom and Leek Salad

    This fast but fabulous salad will be a treat for the vegetarians AND the carnivores in your life.

    Goats Cheese Salad

    Plus it's the perfect way to use up those pickled walnuts which have probably been languishing at the back of your larder since Christmas.
    Time to try this at home? We think so...

    Serves 4

    Ingredients

    4 x individual mini goats cheese, sliced in two
    8 chestnut mushrooms, brushed and sliced
    4 pickled walnuts, quartered
    1 bunch of wild rocket, washed and dried
    1 medium size leek, washed thinly sliced and washed again

    Method

    Heat a thick bottom pan with a little rapeseed oil in it. Sauté the leeks and mushrooms until they are cooked completely.

    Place the hot leeks and mushrooms onto your hot serving plate and using the same hot pan add a little more rapeseed oil and sauté the goats cheese until crispy on one side.

    Place the cooked goats cheese on top of the hot leeks and chestnut mushrooms and serve with a little wild rocket and pickled walnuts.

    Nigel holds exclusive classes in his own cookery school kitchen. For more information log on to www.nigelbrownchef.co.uk

  • Rhubarb, Ginger and Apple Crumble Recipe by Nigel Brown

    A tangy twist to the classic Rhubarb and Apple Crumble recipe, the addition of ginger makes this dish even more warming - just perfect for a cosy night in.

    Rhubarb, Ginger and Apple Crumble Recipe

    Super simple and utterly yummy. Surely it's time to try this at home?

    Serves 4

    Ingredients

    For the crumble
    100g S/R Flour
    100g unsalted butter
    100g castor sugar
    100g oat flakes

    For the filling
    4 Rhubarb sticks, wash trimmed and diced
    2 Bramley apples washed peeled and diced
    100g ginger marmalade
    50g castor sugar
    50g unsalted butter

    Method
    Sieve the flour and rub in the 100g of butter until a breadcrumb texture is formed, add the 100g castor sugar and 100g of oat flakes.
    Now place all the filling ingredients in to a thick bottom pan and heat gently until the rhubarb just about starts to fall (break down)
    Place the filling into your individual earthenware dishes and top with the crumble mixture.
    Bake in the oven at 180°C until golden brown and serve hot with custard

    Happy Cooking
    Nigel
    www.nigelbrownchef.co.uk

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