Pressed Ham Hock Terrine Piccalilli And Toasted Sourdough at Kathryn Pauling blog

Pressed Ham Hock Terrine Piccalilli And Toasted Sourdough. Using the green part of the blanched leek, line a mould. To make the piccalilli, put the vegetables in. Using the green part of the blanched leek, line a mould. 400g cauliflower, broken in to small florets. Serve with bread and simple green salad. slice and serve with piccalilli and sourdough toast. ham hock terrine with homemade piccalilli & sourdough toast. Cut a strip of card the. pack down and cover loosely with excess clingfilm. this stunning terrine is a great way to use up leftover boxing day ham, as a starter or light lunch. remove the piccalilli from the heat and leave to cool for 15 minutes. Place the ham into the stock and braise for four hours until the meat falls away from the bone. 250g broccoli, broken in to small florets. Spoon into kilner jars, or any air tight containers. ham hock terrine with piccalilli.

Ham hock terrine , piccalilli, gel , pickled shallot rings, toasted
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Serve with bread and simple green salad. Cut a strip of card the. Spoon into kilner jars, or any air tight containers. remove the piccalilli from the heat and leave to cool for 15 minutes. 400g cauliflower, broken in to small florets. To make the piccalilli, put the vegetables in. this stunning terrine is a great way to use up leftover boxing day ham, as a starter or light lunch. 250g broccoli, broken in to small florets. slice and serve with piccalilli and sourdough toast. ham hock terrine with homemade piccalilli & sourdough toast.

Ham hock terrine , piccalilli, gel , pickled shallot rings, toasted

Pressed Ham Hock Terrine Piccalilli And Toasted Sourdough Spoon into kilner jars, or any air tight containers. Place the ham into the stock and braise for four hours until the meat falls away from the bone. Serve with bread and simple green salad. ham hock terrine with piccalilli. Using the green part of the blanched leek, line a mould. 250g broccoli, broken in to small florets. slice and serve with piccalilli and sourdough toast. Using the green part of the blanched leek, line a mould. pack down and cover loosely with excess clingfilm. Spoon into kilner jars, or any air tight containers. this stunning terrine is a great way to use up leftover boxing day ham, as a starter or light lunch. remove the piccalilli from the heat and leave to cool for 15 minutes. Cut a strip of card the. 400g cauliflower, broken in to small florets. Place the ham into the stock and braise for four hours until the. ham hock terrine with homemade piccalilli & sourdough toast.

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