The Pipe and Glass Inn
West End, South Dalton,
Beverley, East Yorkshire,
HU17 7PN

Tel : 01430 810246
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Select from the recipes below and have a go at making some of the dishes created at The Pipe & Glass. Enjoy.

Recipes have been created by James Mackenzie and will feature in his new cookbook 'On The Menu' published autumn 2011

Spiced potted Gloucester old spot pork with sticky apple and crackling salad
Ginger burnt cream with stewed rhubarb and East Yorkshire sugar cakes
Grilled Barnsley Chop with devilled kidneys, nettle and mint sauce


Spiced potted Gloucester old spot pork with sticky apple and crackling salad

To serve 6

Ingredients

For the potted meat -
350g cooked pork [hock, shoulder or belly] must have good fat content
4 tblsp Goose fat
2 large shallots finely chopped
12 leaves of sage
2 tblsp capers
8 cornichon
1 tsp mixed spice
Salt and black pepper

Extra goose fat for top of pots
Crackling
Micro watercress [optional]
1 granny smith apple
1 ltre apple juice
2 tblsp sugar

Method

Place the chopped cooked pork into food processor with the goose fat, shallots, capers, cornichon, sage and seasonings. Pulse until a course pate consistency if it is a little dry add a little more goose fat. Place potted mixture into pots leaving ½ cm at the top. Spoon on enough melted goose fat to cover all the meat. Place in the fridge for at least 1 hour.
For the sticky apple reduce the apple juice and sugar to a caramel then add the chopped apple and boil for 2 minutes.To plate up the dish, place the potted pork on a plate with, watercress, , crispy crackling pieces and a spoon of the sticky apple. Alternatively serve the potted mix in a large pot with some good chutney and fresh bread.


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