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I had an early Burns supper on Saturday night and the caterers on the course today decided to do cranachan for dessert in my honour! Quite chuffed with that.
Haddock and chips for the win.
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Ingredients:
Aubergine
Onion
Potato
Garlic
Pasta
Cheese (ideally Mozzarella and Parmigiano-Reggiano mixed)
Mixed Herbs
Chili Powder
Salt
Black Pepper
Olive Oil
For One serving you need one large Aubergine and one medium Onion and 2 smallish potatoes
For 2+ servings: 2 Large Aubergine, Large Onion and 4 medium potatoes
Method:
Slice the Aubergine lengthways thinly (ie 2/3mm) and halve the larger sections.
Chop onion into thin slices (nit diced)
Crush at least 4 cloves Garlic
Wash and thinly slice potato lengthways - no need to peel first.
Layer the vegetables in a oven-proof dish sprinkling gently each layer with salt and olive oil and dry herb mix and chili powder. Cover dish and place in a hot oven at 180c for about 20 mins. Remove and toss and put back in oven for a further 20 mins.
After this time, boil pasta to al dente. Drain and then add to vegetables and toss together. Place back in oven this time uncovered and prepare your cheese. Take dish from oven and add cheese liberally and now sprinkle black pepper across top. Return to oven (uncovered) for a further 15 mins.
* Times may vary slightly due to oven so use these times as a guide - is no harm checking often.
Result should be a mixture of slightly crispy vegetable and cheesy pasta top and well steamed underneath.
Adding the potato provides a better body to the aubergine and results in a really fulfilling eating experience!
* You can also prepare the pasta separately and add to the vegetables upon serving - mixing together on the plate.
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Don't need much persuading, TBH.