Baily’s ‘Post Hunt Tea’ Bread Pudding Recipe
Written by: Peter Brook
This is one of our ‘go tos’ for post tea meets –its almost foolproof and it quickly revives both hunt staff and foot followers on the bleakest of days and uses up those odd bits of bread which seem to be present in any kitchen. NB It does work with fresh bread but stale is...
Baked Apple with Ham and Cheese
Written by: Peter Brook
Serves 1 Ingredients 1 large cooking apple 1 tsp apricot chutney 30g smoked Applewood cheese, grated ½ slice ham, finely chopped Method Preheat oven to 180C Score the circumference of the apple with a sharp knife. Scoop out the core and a little of the flesh to make room for the filling Add 1 tsp...
Baked Apple with Lemon, Raspberry and Basil
Written by: Peter Brook
Serves 1 Ingredients 1 Bramley apple 60g raspberries 1 tsp caster sugar Sprig of basil leaves finely shredded 1 tsp lemon zest and juice 3 tbsp granola, to serve Greek yoghurt, to serve Method Preheat oven to 180C Score the circumference of the apple with a sharp knife. Scoop out the core and a little...
Baked Apple with Saffron Honeyed Apricot
Written by: Peter Brook
Serves 4 Ingredients 200g dried apricots 150ml apple juice 2 tbsp honey Pinch saffron threads 4 large cooking apples Greek yoghurt, to serve Flaked almonds, to serve Method Preheat oven to 180C Place the apricots, apple juice, honey and saffron in a small pan over medium heat and bring to the boil. Lower the heat...
Crab Apple Whisky- Hip Flask Fuel
Written by: Peter Brook
About 750g crab apples 70cl whisky 5 tbsp honey or sugar 3 slices of fresh ginger 1 Wash and dry the Crab apples. Halve them and place in a 1-litre sterilised jar. Top up the jar with whisky as you go. Swirl in the honey or sugar. Tuck in your ginger slices or any other...
Mrs Davies’ Winter Morning Warmers
Written by: Peter Brook
INGREDIENTS: (Serves four) 4 large eggs 4 rashers back bacon (smoked or unsmoked by preference) 1 small tin of plum tomatoes (or pre-chopped if you prefer) 4 small open cap mushrooms Grated Cheddar cheese Salt Ground Black Pepper METHOD: Drain the tomatoes well and dice into approx 1cm chunks; cut bacon into similar sized pieces;...
Fieldmaster – Hipflask fuel
Written by: Peter Brook
Equal measures of ‘Neige’ Canadian Snow cider (found in Lidl) @ £9-99 as opposed to £23-99. With English Whisky from the English Whisky Co in Norfolk. Very simple but very moreish…
Norfolk Nog
Written by: Peter Brook
Whisky from Norfolk ..Who knew? We have been a fan of the English Whisky Company’s products for some time and this concoction, first tried on a day with the Burton is totally unique to St. George’s Distillery. At 21% this is a very alcoholic cream and is best drunk in moderation. A very simple drink...
Percy Special
Written by: Peter Brook
The Percy Special is peculiar to the Borders and is popularly supposed to be the invention of the 10th Duke of Northumberland. It is an ideal drink to proof you against the climatic vagaries of the region. It is a simple mix of equal parts of whisky and cherry brandy. The Duke is said to...
Rusty Nail – Hip Flask Fuel
Written by: Peter Brook
Really easy, but the trick is to use a good blended whisky. Ingredients 2 ounces whiskey — Scotch 1/2 ounce Drambuie Rember to pour into hip flask before sampling otherwise you risk not actually having anything to go in the flask.
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