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|    Sean Dennis to Ben Collver    |
|    Fresh Spring Asparagus A    |
|    08 Oct 25 18:28:06    |
      MSGID: 1:18/200.0 68e6f386       -=> Ben Collver wrote to Sean Dennis <=-               BC> Here is a more seasonally appropriate recipe...              Cornish game hens are great. Had them for one Thanksgiving many years       ago.              MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06               Title: The Best Mincemeat Pie        Categories: American, Christmas, Fall, Pie, Thanksgivin        Yield: 6 Servings              MMMMM-------------------------MINCEMEAT------------------------------        1 Lemon        1 Orange        1/4 lb Beef suet        2 oz Almonds; 1/2 cup chopped        2 oz Pecans; 2/3 cup chopped        2 oz Walnuts; 2/3 cup chopped        3/4 c Raisins        3/4 c Golden raisins        1 c Currants        1/4 c Molasses        1 1/4 c Dark brown sugar        1/2 tb Ground cinnamon        1/2 tb Ground mace        1 1/2 ts Ground allspice        1 1/2 ts Ground cloves        1 1/2 ts Fresh ground nutmeg        1/4 ts Salt        1/4 c Sherry        1/4 c Brandy        1/4 c Bourbon        1 lb Apples; about 4              MMMMM---------------------------PASTRY--------------------------------        Best Pie Pastry; (see        -recipe)        1 tb Butter              MMMMM------------------SWEETENED WHIPPED CREAM-----------------------        3/4 c Heavy cream        2 tb Granulated sugar        1/2 ts Vanilla extract               PREPARATION: For the mincemeat, grate zest from the lemon and orange        into a large bowl. Squeeze in the juice from each. Chop the beef        suet, almonds, pecans, and walnuts and put into the bowl. Add        raisins, currants, molasses, brown sugar, spices, salt, and liquors.        Peel, core, and chop the apples. Add apples to the mixture.               Put the mincemeat in a covered container in the refrigerator for at        least 2 days. For best results, store for at least a week.               Mincemeat can be made several months ahead.               Make the Best Pie Pastry.               Heat oven to 425°F. On a lightly floured work surface, roll out the        larger disc of dough and fit pastry into 9-inch pie pan. Put the        mincemeat into the pie shell. Cut the tablespoon of butter into        pieces and dot the top of the mincemeat.               Roll out the remaining dough. With a sharp knife or a serrated pastry        wheel, cut rolled-out pastry into 1/2-inch-wide strips. Arrange half        of the strips on top of the pie, twisting each gently. Add the        remaining strips across the first strips to form a lattice. Trim off        excess dough and flute or crimp edges.               Bake pie in oven for 10 minutes. Reduce heat to 350°F and continue to        bake until crust is golden brown and filling is bubbly, about 40        minutes.               Pie can be baked several hours before serving.               For the Sweetened Whipped Cream, put the heavy cream, sugar, and        vanilla in a bowl and whip until the cream holds soft peaks.               Cream can be whipped an hour ahead.               SERVING: Serve warm or at room temperature with a big dollop of        whipped cream on each slice.               Yield: 1 9-inch pie               Prep Time: More than a day               NOTES : Wintery fruits, nuts and spices with fresh apples. You may        want to make this mincemeat in a larger quantity. Stored in an        air-tight container in the refrigerator, it keeps for several months.        Since the mincemeat improves with age, make it at least a week ahead        for a superb pie filling. Add a few tablespoons of each of the        alcohol flavorings if the mincemeat seems dry. Recipe by: Cook's        Magazine November 1987               Posted to recipelu-digest Volume 01 Number 295 by "Christopher E.        Eaves" |
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