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Venison And Juniper Rissoles with Sweet And Sour Leeks

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Eggs, Meats Food networ, Food6 1 servings

INGREDIENTS

900 g Minced roe shoulder; (ask butcher to do
; this, they often
; sell venison pie
; mix which is just
; as good but make
; sure there is no
; sinew left in as
; this dish will not
; be cooked for very
; long)
110 g Streaky bacon
1 md Onion; finely chopped
2 Cloves garlic; finely chopped
1 tb Ground juniper berry
4 tb Plain flour
3 Eggs
Seasoning
1 tb Soft brown sugar
1 tb Fresh thyme
1 md Leek
1/2 pt Chicken stock
6 tb White wine vinegar
1 tb Soft brown sugar
25 g Butter

INSTRUCTIONS

SWEET AND SOUR LEEKS
Fry the bacon, garlic and onion until soft and brown, then add the
seasonings and juniper. Mix in well with the meat. Add the flour and eggs
to form a stiff paste. Chill. On a floured board roll into rissoles or
small cakes and chill until ready to cook.
Sweet and sour leeks:
Finely slice a medium leek into 'juliennes' (matchsticks) and blanch in
boiling water for one minute, refresh.
Reduce stock with wine vinegar and soft brown sugar by half. Whisk in a
knob of butter and just prior to serving add the leeks.
To serve, fry the rissoles in hot oil for five minutes each side until
brown and crisp. Leave in a warm oven for 10 minutes before serving to
ensure that the cakes are evenly cooked. Serve on top of the sweet and sour
leeks.
Converted by MC_Buster.
NOTES : Makes 8 starters
Converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

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