Ready rolled puff pastry
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Lemmonie

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Monday 19th December 2011
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It was on offer and i have several boxes. I need some more ideas please! So far i have done:

Mincemeat pin wheels

Sausage rolls (sausagemeat, caramalised onions, grated apple, pinhc mixed spice

Cheese straws? Although i have not done these before


Any other ideas? Also can i freeze all these after?

obob

4,193 posts

222 months

Monday 19th December 2011
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Jamaican goat party man! Or use beef or chicken if you don't have goat.

trix-a-belle

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203 months

Monday 19th December 2011
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i'm giving these a go after seeing them on tv on sat morning

Bill

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283 months

Monday 19th December 2011
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Goat's cheese tarts - place a round of goat's cheese in the middle of a square of pastry, egg wash round the edge and pinch it together around the sides, sprinkle some thyme on top. Then bake for 20 minutes or so. lick

captainzep

13,306 posts

220 months

Monday 19th December 2011
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Pasties, Pasties, Pasties, Pasties, Pasties, Pasties, Pasties.

-Pasties.

Beef, creamy chicken, sausage and onion, black pudding, cheese and onion, smoked haddock and creme fraiche, mushroom and stilton etc etc etc.





jas xjr

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267 months

Monday 19th December 2011
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Use it as a pizza base ?

Shaw Tarse

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231 months

Monday 19th December 2011
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One of MC's ideas [report] [news]  Tuesday 22nd November
Another fridge / freezer standby which looks as though you went to a lot of effort (when you didn't):

Defrost frozen puff pastry and roll out into a rectangle. (A wine bottle will do if you don't have a rolling pin.)

Scatter with crumbled feta (or goat) cheese, cherry tomatoes, torn basil leaves, s&p, drizzle with olive oil and sling it into a hot oven for 10 minutes or until the pastry is cooked. Serve with a rocket salad.

Variations on this could include peppers, olives, anchovies, blue cheese, Serrano ham, roasted onions, mushrooms, chorizo...

captainzep

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220 months

Monday 19th December 2011
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jas xjr said:
Use it as a pizza base ?
yes

Pissaladière


Lemmonie

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Monday 19th December 2011
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Shaw Tarse]One of MC's ideas [report] [news said:
  Tuesday 22nd November
Another fridge / freezer standby which looks as though you went to a lot of effort (when you didn't):

Defrost frozen puff pastry and roll out into a rectangle. (A wine bottle will do if you don't have a rolling pin.)

Scatter with crumbled feta (or goat) cheese, cherry tomatoes, torn basil leaves, s&p, drizzle with olive oil and sling it into a hot oven for 10 minutes or until the pastry is cooked. Serve with a rocket salad.

Variations on this could include peppers, olives, anchovies, blue cheese, Serrano ham, roasted onions, mushrooms, chorizo...
I do one very similar which is sweat tons of white onion and garlic till soft and sweet then scatter over pastry sheet. Cover with sliced tomatoes and sprinkle with cheese then bake. Lush

Jammiedodger

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Monday 19th December 2011
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lauda

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Monday 19th December 2011
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Bill said:
Goat's cheese tarts - place a round of goat's cheese in the middle of a square of pastry, egg wash round the edge and pinch it together around the sides, sprinkle some thyme on top. Then bake for 20 minutes or so. lick
These are also very nice with a spoonful of pesto on top of the goats cheese and then wrap the cheese/pesto completely in the pastry to make a little parcel.

The puff pastry is also nice for a mushroom and blue cheese tart. Just fry up a nice mixture of mushrooms in butter for 10 - 15 mins and then spread them out over the pastry, break up the cheese over the top and stick it in the oven for 15 - 20 mins. Works well with red onion and parmesan as well.

Mobile Chicane

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240 months

Monday 19th December 2011
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Apple strudel:

Mix 2 cored and diced cooking apples in a bowl with a squeeze of lemon juice, then add 1 teaspoon of cinnamon, a good handful of raisins, some flaked almonds if you have them, and sugar to taste.

Spread the filling in the middle of the rolled out pastry sheet, and top with a few small pieces of cold butter (little fingernail sized). Roll it up, seal the edges, cut 3 slashes on the top to allow the steam to escape, and bake in the centre of a moderate-hot oven for 40 minutes, checking after 30.

If you like you can brush the top with melted butter and sprinkle on some sugar before baking.

Assembled but uncooked, the strudels freeze well wrapped in cling film.

Bill

58,364 posts

283 months

Monday 19th December 2011
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A sausage plait. I haven't had one for ages. As in decades, I suspect.