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English cookbook added to the site
Sep 30 2010 11:00 PM |
Seaxan
in Englisc Gateway
Just to let you know we've added another area to the site, which can be found on the Resources menu at the top. It's the English cookbook. You'll find recipes submitted by members of the ASF.So if you're looking for a nice dish that isn't Halal, then head on over and have a look.



3 Comments
youngy1979
Oct 01 2010 01:12 PM
So if you're looking for a nice dish that isn't Halal, then head on over and have a look.
Excellent
Here's another suggestion,
Wild boar cured meat salad with cherry beer dressing
You will need:
• 50gper person of finely sliced boar salami
• 1 oak leaf lettuce
• 1 small bottle of cherry beer or some cherry vinegar
• 12 ripe English cherries
• A small pinch of sugar
• Half teaspoon of English mustard
• 8 tbsp extra virgin rapeseed oil
Remove the stones from the cherries and cut them into quarters. Place them in a bowl and cover with 6 tablespoons of the beer to marinade (for a few hours if possible).
Drain the cherries and set aside. Add the mustard to the marinade and stir to dissolve. Add the oil and check the seasoning.
Wash and dry the lettuce.
Arrange the meat around the edge of each plate. Carefully arrange a small amount of salad in the centre, then spoon the cherries around and drizzle some dressing over.
Wulfric Spott
Oct 01 2010 10:20 PM
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