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Pork Sausages with Pears & Perry


Take 12 good quality pork sausages
1tbsp Olive Oil
1 Onion finely chopped
2 large carrots cubed into 1 cm dice
4 rashers good quality streaky bacon also diced
1 leek finely sliced
1tbsp plain flour
200 ml Perry
100 ml chicken stock
2 large pears and cut into a large dice
1tbsp whole grain mustard
1tbsp finely chopped sage



Heat a large casserole dish add the oil and cook sausages until golden brown on all sides.

Remove the sausages and set aside.


Now chuck in the onion, carrots, bacon and leak and gently gook for 10 to 15 min’s until softened and starting to brown.


Add the flour and continue to stir for about one minute then add the Perry and chicken stock.


Bring up to a boil and return the sausages to the dish, season with salt and pepper to taste and gently simmer for 25 min’s


Add pears and continue to cook until pears start to soften


Add the sage and mustard


Now serve with lashings of hot creamy buttered mash and any remaining Perry to wash it down

 

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Chicken with Mushroom, Cider and Cream

 

Butter 75g

Salt & Pepper

Mushrooms 450g(finely chopped)

Cider 200 ml

Double Cream 120 ml

Chicken pieces 4 to 6

 

Melt 50g of the butter in a flame proof dish- size depends on

number of chicken pieces.

Add the chicken and fry gently until golden on all sides. Sprinkle

with salt & pepper to taste, cover and gently cook for 10 min’s.

Melt rest of butter in a separate pan, add mushrooms and

cook until juices start to run.

Pour off liquid into chicken pan - drain mushrooms well.

Pour cider into chicken pan and simmer gently for 45 min’s.

The chicken is done once tender.

Remove chicken from pan.

Stir cream into pan, simmer, until thick - stir all the time.

Return chicken and add mushrooms, simmer for a few min’s.

Serve with seasonal vegetables and mash potatoes if required.

Try serving with red onion finely chopped and cooked

gently in butter until soft. Just adds a hint of sweetness

to the dish!

 

More to be added soon ! ! !