Prep time:
Cooking time: 50 minutes
Total time:
Serves: 6
30g Dried Figs
100g Unsalted Butter
80g Runny Honey
2 Eggs, seperated
Zest of 1 Lemon
1tsp Orange Zest
1 Apple, peeled, cored and grated
25g Pine Nuts
30g Ground Almonds
50g Plain Flour
¼tsp Baking Powder
75g Coarse Grain Polenta
65ml Milk
1tsp Vanilla Extract
For the Butter:
65g Unsalted Butter
70g Unsweetened Chestnut Puree
1tbsp Honey
½tsp Toasted and Ground Fennel Seeds
Lucinda Hamilton creates a starter using Venison
For the butter: To serve: remove smoked venison from fridge about an hour before needed. Plate up with a couple of slices of warm polenta loaf with the chestnut butter on the side.
- words: Lucinda Hamilton
- pictures: David Merewether
You may also like
Sausage & apple rolls
Apples go so well with pork and with pastry. Choose a good cooking variety and some high quality sausage meat for these deliciously simple-to-make sausage rolls – perfect to serve at Halloween or Bonfire Night.
Apple, cauliflower & Stilton salad
This crunchy salad is ideal for the autumn – whatever the weather. It is hearty enough to serve for a light lunch or supper on its own, but equally good as a side dish. Use firm, tangy dessert apples like...
Hedgerow harvest cake
Celebrate the season with a delicious combination of fruits and nuts gathered from the hedgerows (or the supermarket). Apple is a very useful ingredient in general for cakes, either grated or as apple purée, as it will help to keep...