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1. Line 7-8 inches plain or fluted flan case with short crust paste taking care that the<br />

sides are a little higher than the rim of the case.<br />

2. Cover the base with thin rashers of bacon after lightly frying in butter.<br />

3. These may be arranged alternatively with slices of gruyere cheese.<br />

4. Fill the flan with a mixture of eggs and thick fresh cream, seasoned with salt and well<br />

beaten.<br />

5. Put on top when the flan is filled, 25 grams of butter divided into tiny pieces.<br />

6. Cook in a moderate oven (180- 200 degrees C) for 30 – 35 minutes.<br />

7. Serve very hot.<br />

Gigot de mouton roti<br />

(Allow 150 grams on bone per portion)<br />

S. no Ingredients Quantity<br />

1. Leg of mutton 1 no. ( 2 kg )<br />

2. Salt 4 gms<br />

3 White pepper 3 gms<br />

4 Oil 90 ml<br />

5 Fresh or dry rosemary 5 gms<br />

6 watercress 250 gms<br />

Method-<br />

1. Season the leg lightly with salt and pepper.<br />

2. Rub with rosemary and oil.<br />

3. Let the leg season for 3-4 hours.<br />

4. Place on the roasting tray and cook in the hot oven at 230-250 degrees C.<br />

Baste frequently and reduce the heat gradually.<br />

5. Roast for approximately 20 minutes per ½ kg and 20 minutes over.<br />

6. To test if cooked, place on a tray and press firmly in order to see if the juices released<br />

contain any blood.<br />

7. Allow to stand for 10-15 minutes before carving. If this is not done the meat will tend to<br />

shrink and curl.<br />

8. Holding the bone, carve with a sharp knife at an angle of 45 degrees and take off each<br />

slice as it is cut. Continue like this along the joint, turning it from side to side as the<br />

slices get wider.<br />

9. All roast joints are served garnished with watercress and a sauce boat of roast gravy.<br />

Mint sauce is an important accompaniment.<br />

ROAST GRAVY-<br />

This is made at the end of the roasting.<br />

1. Place the roasting tray in which the juices have collected, over gentle heat on the<br />

stove.<br />

2. Carefully strain off the fat. Brown the rest carefully.<br />

3. Deglaze with brown stock. Allow to simmer for a few minutes.<br />

4. Correct the seasoning. This can be thickened with corn flour.<br />

Sauce- menthe<br />

S. no Ingredients Quantity<br />

1 Vinegar 200 ml<br />

2 Water 60 ml<br />

COMPILED BY : PROF. ANEETA MYINT , ASST. LECT. PANKAJ K SINGH

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