Scotland4me.net
'Recipes'

TUNA AND POTATO FISHCAKES

CHICKEN AND NUT GRATIN BREAD AND BUTTER PUDDING

Fish cakes

Chicken and nut gratin

Bread and butter pudding

6 large Potatoes, peeled and roughly chopped
1 oz Butter
7 oz can Tuna in brine, drained
4 oz Flaked Almonds
3 Tblsps. Chopped Fresh Parsley
3 Tblsps. Plain Flour
Salt and Pepper
Oil for frying

6 Chicken Thighs
8 oz Broccoli
2 oz Butter
2 oz Plain Flour
¼ pint Milk
½ pint Chicken Stock
1 oz Toasted and chopped Peanuts or Cashew Nuts
4 oz Cheddar Cheese
2 Eggs, separated
Freshly grated Nutmeg

8 slices Granary Bread, crusts removed
4 oz Softened Butter
2 Oranges, peeled and sliced
¾ pt. Milk
2 Tblsps. Caster Sugar
2 Eggs, beaten
1 Tsp. Mixed Spice

Boil the potatoes in boiling, salted water for 20 minutes. Drain and fry over a low heat for 2 minutes, then mash with the butter until smooth. Stir in the almonds, tuna and parsley and season. Divide the mixture into 8 and form into patties. Coat with the flour then fry in batches in the oil until golden. Drain on kitchen paper and serve hot.

 

Cover the thighs with water in a pan, bring to the boil then cover and simmer for 20 minutes. Drain, reserving the stock and leave to cool. Remove the skin and bone and chop. Cook the broccoli in boiling water for 2 minutes. Drain then put into a shallow ovenproof dish with the chicken. Make a sauce using the butter, flour, milk and chicken stock. Stir in the nuts, 1 oz of the cheese, egg yolks and nutmeg, add salt and pepper. Whisk the egg whites until stiff the fold into the sauce mixture. Spoon over the chicken and broccoli and bake for 30 minutes at Gas Mk 6/200C

 

Cut the bread into 16 triangles, butter then layer with the oranges into a 1 pint ovenproof dish. Gently heat the milk with the sugar until just boiling. Put the beaten eggs into a mixing bowl and pour the milk over, constantly beating. Strain the egg mixture over the bread and oranges, and leave to stand for 30 minutes. Sprinkle over the spice and bake for 30 minutes until set. Gas Mk 4/180C

Recipes by Grace Gray of Fife
©Scotland4me.net2004-2010