crystal high heels

crystal high heels
This thick, eggy mixture is oven baked and makes a delicious supper served either hot or cold. Served cold it makes a great picnic treat too.
Serves 4
Freezing: not suitable
You don’t just have to save your berry harvest for pudding, try adding them to a salad for an extra tart/sweet flavour. It’s up to personal taste which ones you use, but this is my favoruite combination.
FOR THE DRESSING:
1. First prepare the dressings. Put the vinegar, oil, mustard, honey and seasoing in small screw-top jar and shake well to mix. Set aside until ready to serve.
2. Carefully rinse and dry the berries and currants. Remove the tops of the strawberries and cut in halves or quarters depending on size. Strip the redcurrants from the stalks and place in a bowl. Mix in the raspberries. Set aside. Thinly slice the radish.
3. When ready to serve, put a few salad leaves on each serving plate and sprinkle with radish and the berries. Top with a few slices of smoked chicken and spoon over the berry dressing. Sprinkle with a few leaves of tarragon and serve at room temperature.
Cook’s note: The secret of this salad is to serve it unchilled. While you can prepare the various elements in advance, let them stand at room temperature for about 10 minutes to allow the flavours to develop before serving.
Freezing: Not suitable
Kathryn Hawkins