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Revista 25 aniversario - eoi de salamanca - Junta de Castilla y León

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for 10 minutes. Then transfer the meat to the serving<br />

dish, mix the milk into the mash and cover the meat<br />

evenly with the mashed potato.<br />

Now slice the leeks lengthways into four and chop<br />

each length into ¼ inch (5 mm) slices. Rinse and dry<br />

them, then cover the potato with the chopped leeks,<br />

pressing them gently into the surface. Finally, cover<br />

the leeks with grated Cheddar and then sprinkle with<br />

the Parmesan. Return the dish to the oven on a high<br />

shelf for <strong>25</strong> minutes or until the top is gol<strong>de</strong>n and<br />

crusty.<br />

PRIMER PREMIO DE INGLÉS<br />

Antonia Ayas. 2º NB<br />

Tiny Cheese, Onion and Olive Scones<br />

Ingredients<br />

- 1½ oz (40 g) Parmesan (Parmigiano Reggiano),<br />

grated (see recipe introduction)<br />

- 1½ oz (40 g) strong Cheddar, grated<br />

- 1 medium onion, diced<br />

- 6 black olives, pitted and chopped<br />

- 1 tablespoon olive oil<br />

- 6 oz (175 g) self-raising flour<br />

- ½ level teaspoon salt<br />

- ½ level teaspoon mustard pow<strong>de</strong>r<br />

- ½ level teaspoon cayenne pepper<br />

- 1 oz (<strong>25</strong> g) butter<br />

- 1 large egg<br />

- approximately 2-3 tablespoons<br />

milk<br />

- freshly milled black pepper<br />

- Pre-heat the oven to gas mark 6, 400°F (200°C).<br />

You will also need a baking sheet, lightly greased,<br />

and a 1¼ inch (3 cm) plain pastry cutter.<br />

These are so moreish that I don't think your guests<br />

could possibly survive on just one. They are simple to<br />

make and freeze superbly once cooked, provi<strong>de</strong>d you<br />

<strong>de</strong>frost and re-heat them in a hot oven for about 4<br />

minutes before serving. If you're making them on the<br />

day of serving, split them once they're cooled and<br />

spread with a little herb cheese or a creamy blue cheese<br />

like Cambazola. Warm them in a hot oven just before<br />

serving. Vegetarians might like to know that a<br />

vegetarian parmesan-style cheese is available from<br />

Twineham Grange Farms, tel: 01444 881394;<br />

enquiries@twinehamgrangefarms.co.uk.<br />

Fry the onion in the oil over a highish heat for about<br />

5-6 minutes or until it's a nice brown caramel colour<br />

and darkened at the edges. Keep it moving about so<br />

that it doesn't burn. Now transfer it to a plate to cool.<br />

While that's happening, take a large mixing bowl,<br />

sift in the flour, salt, mustard pow<strong>de</strong>r and cayenne, and<br />

add a good grinding of black pepper (the scones need<br />

to have a piquant bite). Now rub in the butter, toss in<br />

the cooled onion, the olives and two thirds of the<br />

grated cheeses, forking them in evenly. Beat the egg<br />

and pour this in, mixing first with a knife and finally<br />

with your hands, adding only enough milk to make a<br />

soft dough – it mustn't be too sticky.<br />

Turn the dough out on to a lightly floured surface,<br />

knead it gently till it's smooth, then roll it out to about<br />

¾ inch (2 cm) thick, being careful not to roll it too<br />

thinly. Next, use a 1¼ inch (3 cm) plain cutter for<br />

cutting: place it lightly on the dough and give a sharp<br />

tap to stamp out the scones. Lightly knead together and<br />

re-roll any trimmings. Then, when all the scones are<br />

cut, brush them with milk, top them with the remaining<br />

grated cheese and bake them near the top of the oven<br />

for 10-12 minutes. Remove them to a wire rack to<br />

cool.<br />

This recipe is taken from Delia Smith’s Christmas<br />

SEGUNDO PREMIO DE INGLÉS<br />

Vol-au-vent au foie<br />

Bocal <strong>de</strong> foie gras<br />

Ingrédients: Foie gras d’oie,<br />

sel, cognac ou armagnac<br />

Préparation:<br />

Dans un bocal, mettre les<br />

lobes <strong>de</strong> foie préalablement dégorgés, dénervés,<br />

assaisonnés et marinés. Possibilité <strong>de</strong> mettre un doigt<br />

<strong>de</strong> cognac, armagnac ou autres.<br />

Refermer hermétiquement le bocal.<br />

Poser un linge au fond du récipient <strong>de</strong> stérilisation.<br />

Introduire les bocaux à l’intérieur. Caler les bocaux<br />

avec d’autres linges pour qu’ils ne se touchent pas<br />

entre eux. Mettre un poids sur les bocaux pour qu’ils<br />

ne puissent pas monter à la surface. Remplir le<br />

récipient d’eau froi<strong>de</strong>. Porter à ébullition, baisser le<br />

feu et commencer à compter le temps <strong>de</strong> cuisson qui<br />

est <strong>de</strong> 20 à 30 minutes. Arrêter le feu, dès le temps<br />

écoulé. Laisser en place jusqu’au len<strong>de</strong>main (un choc<br />

thermique risquerait <strong>de</strong> casser les bocaux).<br />

Réserver au froid.<br />

Vol-au-vent<br />

Ingrédients: Pâte feuilletée.<br />

Préparation:<br />

Préchauffez le four th.7 (210ºC). Étalez la pâte<br />

feuilletée en un disque d’1 cm d’épaisseur. Avec le dos<br />

d’un couteau, hachurez le centre du disque sans faire<br />

d’entailles profon<strong>de</strong>s. Glissez au four et laissez cuire<br />

environ 10 minutes à th.6 (180ºC).<br />

Présentation<br />

Garnissez les vol-au-vent avec un peu <strong>de</strong> foie,<br />

ajoutez-y un peu <strong>de</strong> confiture <strong>de</strong> framboise, puis<br />

décorez avec <strong>de</strong>s framboises et <strong>de</strong>s feuilles <strong>de</strong> menthe.<br />

María Izquierdo. 1º A NA Francés

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