(serves 6)
4oz/110g rolled oats or pinhead oatmeal
10floz/280ml double cream
11oz/300g crowdie or Quark
6 tbsp heather honey
5 tbsp whisky
1 bag frozen raspberries, defrosted
Put the oats in a large frying pan and cook over a medium high heat, stirring constantly, for 5–8 minutes until they turn brown and smell toasty.
Tip on to a plate to cool.
Lightly whip the double cream and mix with the cheese, which will make the cream stiffen up more.
Roughly stir in 4 tbsp honey and all the whisky.
Layer the cream, oats and raspberries in six glasses, finishing with a dribble of honey and a few raspberries.
Eat immediately or keep in the fridge.
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1 pork tenderloin
4 cloves garlic
3 tbsps sesame oil
juice of two limes, save the limes
1 white onion, sliced thick
dash of Maldon Salt
Put the tenderloin in a ziplock plastic bag and throw all the other ingredients in. Close tightly and massage the tenderloin around, then put in the fridge and leave it there while you do everything else for your dinner.
Spray a glass dish with nonstick spray and place the tenderloin in it, along with everything in the plastic bag. Roast at 400 degrees until done but still pink, about 35–40 minutes. Let rest five minutes before slicing.
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