I picked up recipy card in Morrisons for Pastry Hearts and though we didn’t actually have the right ingredients my husband cooked us a version of the recipy for our valentines meal. So here is his version:
Chopped up two shallots, half a yellow pepper, and a few cherry tomatoes
Put them in a shallow dish
Added a splash of oil infused with sun dried tomatoes and a splash of balsamic vinegar
Roasted in the oven at… 200C? for… 15 minutes?
Meanwhile, roll puff pastry to ~3mm thick
Cut out two heart shapes
Scored a smaller heart 0.5cm in
Smeared milk around the resulting 0.5cm border
Put it in the oven for a bit to make it rise… 10 minutes or so?
Took it out, pushed the middle down
Spooned in the roasted stuff
Add chunks of feta
Back in the oven until it looked good
He boiled some new potatoes up and added ground pepper to them, and served it with a mixed leaf winter salad. We also cracked out the purple champainge flutes from our wedding meal and had fizzy flavoured water in them!
I personally would have used two sizes of heart cooky cutter and made a boarder that had more pastry on it. Al had to cut a heart shape out of paper mainly due to the fact that our little girl had bitten the bottom of the template I had been using for the heart decorations!
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February 17th, 2009 at 2:20 pm
[…] I made a template by drawing round a heart shaped token Jean had made at Pre-school but for our Valentines meal my husband made a second template by simply folding a piece of paper in half and cutting a curve […]
February 17th, 2009 at 2:35 pm
[…] She also made us a valentines card out of orange card folded with a large white heart she had ‘coloured in’ stuck on the front. (It is behind the meal my husband cooked, which is written up over on Salaric-Cooking). […]
February 17th, 2009 at 2:41 pm
[…] came home we made a lovely dinner with heart shaped pastries which was fun – they are already up on Salaric Cooking. SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title:’Valentines Day’, url: […]
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