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We are once again celebrating Burns' night with our now-traditional Black Country rendition of a Burns Supper on Thursday 26 January at 7.00 for 7.15. It has become a very popular evening: a combination of good food, good company and a dose of good fun. The menu is on the website, and in the shop and tearoom, and as usual Richard will address the haggis in Black Country dialect: a blend of Wolverhampton and Scotland not to be missed. Please be sure to book early.

Click here to download our Burns Night menu (Word doc)

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Seasonal recipes

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Brussels Sprouts with Chestnuts

  1. Take half the weight of chestnuts that you have of sprouts.
  2. Prick the skins and boil the chestnuts for 4 mins (or cook frozen ones in microwave)
  3. Meanwhile boil the sprouts as usual.
  4. When the chestnuts are cooked remove the skins and chop the chestnuts roughly
  5. Put the chopped chestnuts and cooked sprouts with a knob of butter into a hot pan and mix together.


A light and tasty dessert for Boxing Day (One of William's favourites )

Blackcurrant Whip

Ingredients:

450g defrosted blackcurrants
110g caster sugar
1 level tablespoon gelatine powder
3 tablespoons water
3 egg whites
150ml double cream

  1. Cook the fruit and sugar together until soft (easy in the microwave)
  2. Push through sieve to remove pips and skins
  3. Dissolve the gelatine in the hot water, and mix into the fruit purée

(If you want to give it a bit of a kick, add 2 tablespoons brandy or kirsch at this stage)

  1. Put aside to cool until it begins to set a little
  2. Meanwhile first whisk the egg whites in one bowl, and then the cream in another (the egg whites will not whisk properly if there is a little bit of cream in the bowl)
  3. When the purée is beginning to set, fold in first the cream and then the egg whites.
  4. Pour into a serving bowl and leave to set properly before decorating and serving.

 

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