2019-09-01_Fairlady

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6.Pourthemixtureintoa deep
3-litre(12-cup)ovenproofdish;
sprinklewithremainingthe
cheddar,thenflakedalmonds.Bake
for 30 minutesoruntilgolden
brown.Servesprinkledwitha few
extraparsleyleaves.

WATERCRESSAND
GOAT’SCHEESERAVIOLI
SERVES 4
Prep+ cooktime: 45 minutes


  • 3 mediumlemons(420g)
    -^1 / 3 cup(35g)walnuts

  • 1 cup(120g)firmlypacked
    trimmedwatercress

  • 80gbutter

  • 240ggoat’scheese

  • 1 egg,beatenlightly

  • 275groundgowgeewrappers

  • 50g bull’s blood leaves



  1. Finely grate the rind of two
    lemons; you need 1½ tablespoons.
    Remove the rind from the
    remaining lemon with a zester
    (or cut the rind into thin strips,
    avoiding the white pith). Squeeze
    the juice from the lemons (¼ cup
    of juice).

  2. Meanwhile, roast the nuts in
    a large frying pan over medium
    heat for 5 minutes or until
    browned lightly. Chop coarsely.

  3. Coarsely chop ¾ cup of the
    watercress. Heat 20g of the butter
    in a large frying pan over high
    heat; cook the watercress, stirring,
    for 30 seconds or until beginning
    to wilt.

  4. Place the cooked watercress
    in a bowl with the cheese, egg,
    1 tablespoon of the rind and
    1 tablespoon of the juice; toss
    to combine. Season.

  5. Working with a few wrappers
    at a time, brush the edges with
    water using a pastry brush. Place


and skin. Steam the pumpkin for
10 minutes or until tender, turning
after 5 minutes. Pat the pumpkin
pieces dry with absorbent paper.


  1. Toss the pumpkin in the flour;
    shake off the excess. Lightly beat
    two of the eggs in a shallow bowl;
    dip the pumpkin into the egg,
    then coat in breadcrumbs. Place on
    a baking paper-lined oven tray.

  2. Place the rice, water and salt in
    a saucepan, and bring to the boil
    over high heat. Cover with a tight-
    fitting lid; cook over low heat
    for 8 minutes or until the rice is
    tender. Remove from the heat.

  3. Meanwhile, heat half the oil
    in a saucepan over medium heat;
    cook the onion, stirring, for
    3 minutes or until softened. Stir
    in the curry mix and the extra
    water; cook for 5 minutes. Stir in
    the edamame; cook for 2 minutes
    or until heated through.

  4. Place the remaining eggs
    in a small saucepan, and add
    enough cold water to cover. Bring
    to the boil, stirring, to centre the
    yolks. Simmer, uncovered, for
    2 minutes for soft-boiled eggs.
    Drain; rinse the eggs under cold
    water until cool enough to handle.
    Shell the eggs.

  5. Heat the remaining oil in a large
    frying pan over medium heat; cook
    the pumpkin for 2 minutes each
    side or until golden.

  6. Fluff the rice with a fork. Divide


a heaped teaspoon of the cheese
mixture in the centre of each
wrapper. Fold the wrappers in half
to enclose the pastry, pinching the
edges to seal.


  1. Drop the ravioli into a large
    saucepan of boiling salted water
    in batches; simmer, uncovered, for
    2 minutes or until the wrappers
    are just transparent. Remove the
    ravioli with a slotted spoon; drain.
    Divide between warmed bowls.

  2. Melt the remaining butter
    in a large frying pan over high
    heat until beginning to brown.
    Immediately stir in the remaining
    rind and remaining juice. Season.
    Spoon the sauce over the ravioli.

  3. Serve the ravioli topped with the
    remaining watercress, bull’s blood
    leaves, lemon rind strips and nuts.


JAPANESE PUMPKIN
CURRY
SERVES 4
Prep + cook time: 40 minutes


  • ¼ medium Japanese pumpkin
    (750g)[orregularpumpkin]
    -^1 / 3 cup(50g) plain flour

  • 6 eggs

  • 1½ cups (225g) panko
    breadcrumbs

  • 1 cup (200g) medium-grain
    whiterice

  • 1¼cups(310ml) water

  • 1 tspsalt

  • 2 tbspvegetableoil

  • 1 medium brown onion (150g),
    slicedthinly

  • 100gmedium-hot Japanese
    currymix

  • 2½cups(625ml)water,extra

  • 1 cup(150g)shellededamame

  • 1 tsp black or toasted white
    sesame seeds



  1. Cut the pumpkin into four 2cm-
    thick wedges. Remove the seeds


Edamame are baby green
soya beans, and are
available fresh and frozen
from major supermarkets
and Asian grocery stores.
You need to shell about
300g frozen edamame in
the pod for this recipe.

106 Fairlady/September 2019

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