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Tortellini of Goat’s Cheese, Apricots And Cardamom with Min

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Dairy, Grains Starter, Here’s one , Earlier2 8 servings

INGREDIENTS

340 g Saffron Pasta
350 g Soft Lemony Goat's Cheese such as Pantys
; Gawn or Roubilliac
55 g No-soak ready to eat Dried Apricots
12 Green Cardamom Pods; (seeds crushed)
2 tb Freshly Chopped Chives
2 Lemons; (zest)
6 Spring Onions; (finely chopped)
1/4 Sweet Red Pepper; (finely diced)
Salt & Freshly Ground Black Pepper
2 Cloves garlic
4 Good bunches of Mint
30 g Pine Kernels
1/2 ts Sugar
1 tb White Wine Vinegar
150 ml Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Salt & Freshly Ground Black Pepper

INSTRUCTIONS

FILLING
MINT PESTO
1. Make pasta and put to rest.
2. Prepare filling. Trim and slice spring onions. Dice 1/4 of red pepper.
Finely chop apricots.
3. Crush cardamoms and remove seeds. Crush seeds.
4. Grate zest from lemon. Mix spring onions, red pepper, apricots, cardamom
seeds, lemon zest, fresh chives and goats cheese.
Tortellini
5. Divide pasta into quarters.
6. Roll out thinly or use pasta roller set at Number 6.
7. Using a 2 1/2 inch plain tart cutter, cut out 5 circles per person.
8. Put a teaspoon of the mixture onto half of the pasta circle.
9. Moisten the edges with water and fold the pasta over the filling to form
semi-circular shapes. Seal.
10. Take the two ends and wrap right over left. Twist and turn the ends
underneath to form a little hat shape (chill well before cooking to set the
shapes).
11. Repeat until you have 5 per portion. Stretch some cling film over a
tray. Dust with flour and sit the tortellini on the film before fridging.
12. Cook briefly in boiling salted water for about 2 minutes until cooked
"al dente". Drain well. Serve immediately with the mint pesto.
Mint Pesto
13. Peel garlic. Strip mint leaves from stems. Puree all ingredients
together in a blender or food processor until smooth. Season with salt and
pepper to taste.
Converted by MC_Buster.
NOTES : Chef:Tessa Bramley
Converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

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