Mashed
Potatoes with Meredith Dairy Goat Cheese
2 lb. of
potatoes, peeled & cut into chucks 4 Tablespoons
butter (room temperature) 1 cup of milk 4 oz. soft goats cheese
mashed or press through a potato ricer 2 Tablespoons of
chopped fresh parsley salt and pepper
to taste freshly grated
nutmeg (optional)
Put the potatoes
in a pot of salted water, covering potatoes completely with water. Bring to a
boil then reduce heat, simmer until the potatoes are tender. Drain the
potatoes; while the potatoes are hot mash them well. Add the milk, butter and
soft Meredith Dairy's soft goat cheese. Season to taste with salt, pepper
and nutmeg. Garnish with the fresh parsley before serving. Fresh chopped chives can be substituted for
the parsley.
Meredith Dairy
Sheep Blue Butter
1/2 cup of
Meredith Blue 9 Tbsp of
sweet butter (soft) pinch of ground
pepper pinch of salt 1 Tpsp finely
chopped parsley 1 Tbsp of finely
chopped Garlic
Process all the
ingredients together in a blender or food processor. Place this mixture on a
piece of waxed paper and roll into a log shape. Chill this until firm. This is
great on toasted sourdough bread or as a topping on broiled steak or chicken. Great severed with warm Pears.
Cornish Game Hens
Stuffed with Meredith Blue Cheese, Green Grapes and Brown Mushrooms.
2 cups of Meredith
Sheep's Blue cheese 4 game hens 2 cups of brown
mushrooms (washed and quartered) 3 cups of seedless
green grapes (washed and quartered) 2 Tbsp of
Gwydir Lemon Myrtle Olive Oil 1 1/2 Tbsp of
Cherikoff Lemon Myrtle spice Salt and Pepper to
taste
Toss the grapes,
mushrooms, blue cheese and olive oil together in a mixing bowl. Set a side.
Cornish hens should
be cleaned inside and out and pat dry. Pack the mixture in the cavity of the
hen fairly firm. Grapes contain a lot of water so the stuffing mixture will
reduce, so pack tight.
Rub the outside of
the hen down with more the lemon myrtle oil and the lemon myrtle spice and salt
and pepper to taste.
Allow
20 minutes to the pound at 375 degrees F. Place in the pre-heated oven cook covered 45 minutes, remove the covering and finish cooking 30
more minutes. Allow the hen to
rest 10 to 15 minutes, serve whole or halved.
NOTE: to keep the
mixture from falling out during baking tie the hens legs together with
butcher sting. Game hens average size is about 1 pound to 1 1/4 pounds.
Meredith Dairy Farm
Chevre Served with Lime and Scallions
1 cup Meredith
Dairy Farm Chevre
2 Tbsp of Gwydir Grove Lemon Myrtle Olive Oil
1/4 cup scallions, sliced thin
2 Tbsp cilantro, chopped fine
juice from 1 Lime Blue corn tortilla chips
Place
Meredith Dairy Farm Chevre in a small bowl, drizzle with oil, Lime juice and sprinkle with scallions and
cilantro. To serve, place 1 tsp of Chevre and accompaniments on tortilla
chip and serve.
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