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Smoked Duck Salad with warm rosemary & honey dressing and garlic crispy potatoes

This is truly a dish for all seasons. The Smoked Duck marries so well with an easy dressing made from zingy rosemary jelly warmed through with a little Kent honey – all on a bed of bitter rocket.

Do play around with the salad ingredients, the smoked duck and the dressing would go well with caramelised nuts. We have added some simple roasted carrots and semi-dried datterini tomatoes for colour and taste.

 

Serves 4 as a main course

Ingredients  

1 x 100g pack of sliced Smoked Duck

1 bag of rocket, baby spinach or watercress

Tracklements Rosemary Jelly 

Splash of apple cider vinegar

Extra virgin olive oil

Good honey – we love Kent honey

750g baby potatoes – cut into halves or wedges

Fresh rosemary if you have some

Optional – carrots, semi-dried datterini tomatoes

Parboil the potatoes until tender – drain

Pre heat the oven to 180C.

 

Put some oil in a roasting tray and warm through for a minute with a peeled clove of garlic cut in half.

When the oil is hot and you smell the garlic, add the potatoes and toss to ensure they are all covered with that delicious garlic-flavoured oil – add a sprig of rosemary if you have – roast for about 30 mins until golden and crispy.

If using the carrots, chop into buttons, toss in olive oil with some dried mixed herbs, put in a baking dish and roast for about 20 mins.

Gently warm 2-3 tbsp of rosemary jelly in a pan, you can loosen with a small splash of apple cider vinegar, when melted stir in a tbsp of honey – do not let it boil or it will turn into toffee.

Toss the salad in some olive oil and arrange on the plate, add the roast carrots and tomatoes, add the duck – then drizzle over the warm dressing.

Serve alongside the potatoes. 

Smoked Venison Salad with crispy croutons, roasted beetroot and squash

This seriously delicious salad works well as a main course but would be a delightful starter too. Here we have given the beautiful Smoked Venison a backdrop of earthy vegetables, with a pop of smoked stilton to add a creamy tartness.  

Roasting beetroot is a breeze and once cooked it will happily keep in a fridge for a few days, as will the roast squash – just let them come back to room temperature before serving.

 

Serves 4 as a main course 

Ingredients  

100g pack of Smoked Venison 

1 bunch of beetroot 

1 small squash – peeled and cut into chunks 

Olive oil

50g smoked Stilton – or feta or parmesan

1-2 slices of good bread

I bag of salad leaves

2 tbsp pumpkins seeds – optional 

Olive oil

Dressing

1 tbsp good honey – we used Kent honey

1 tsp of Dijon mustard – we used Tracklements

30ml olive oil – we used Perello

10-15ml Apple Cider vinegar 

Salt and Pepper

Assemble all the dressing ingredients in a jam jar, pop the lid on and shake to mix and emulsify.

For the Salad

Lay out the squash on an olive oil-lined baking tray, mix, season & cook for 30-40 mins until golden and soft – allow to cool.

Top and tail the beetroot, wash it and cut into wedges, you may need to halve if it is a large beetroot. Place on an oil-lined baking tray and season – bake for 40 mins until tender. 

Take the crusts off the bread and cut into cubes, toss in olive oil, salt and pepper.  Put in the oven for about 7 mins or you can air fry for 3 or 4. You want a golden crispy edge.

Lay the leaves out on a platter. Spread over the roasted veg and nestle in the croutons.  Lay across the pieces of smoked venison, dot over the cheese and scatter with pumpkin seeds.

Drizzle over the dressing and serve, with extra bread if wanted! 

Hot Roast Salmon Linguine

This is a wonderful one-pan luxurious dish – a useful, versatile and delicious recipe, that is ready in the time it takes to cook the pasta.

The incredible Hot Smoked Salmon is simply flaked and stirred with the pasta to warm through.  

 

Serves 4 as a main course

Ingredients  

2 Hot Roast Salmon Fillets

250g Linguine or pasta of your choice

Juice of a lemon 

100g Greek yoghurt (or you can use cream, creme fraiche or cream cheese)

25g grated parmesan – plus extra for serving 

150g frozen peas (or use frozen or fresh green beans)

3 or 4 handfuls of fresh baby leaf spinach

1 tbsp capers

Lemon wedges to serve

 

Put a pan of salted water onto boil and warm your pasta dishes.

Put the pasta in and set the timer.  

While the pasta is cooking mix together the parmesan, Greek yoghurt & lemon juice.  

Flake the salmon into bite size pieces.

3 mins before the pasta is ready, add the peas to the pasta water.

Drain the pasta, keeping a little of the water and return to the saucepan. Add the spinach and allow to wilt.

Add the yoghurt mixture and stir through until a creamy sauce is created.  Add the salmon & capers, give everything a good grind of pepper and serve with lemon wedges to squeeze over and extra parmesan.

Smoked Chicken Salad with a creamy semi-dried datterini tomato sauce

This Smoked Chicken is so soft and utterly delicious, and is showcased in this beautiful salad with a creamy sauce that is a healthy and delicious alternative to mayonnaise.  

It takes moments to pull together – a wonderful lunch or supper or a gorgeous starter too.

 

Serves 2 as a main course

Ingredients  

2 x Smoked Chicken breasts

I bag of salad leaves 

Balsamic glaze 

Optional – Cooks and Co Sweet Drop Red Peppers, walnut halves, chopped cucumber

Flat breads to serve 

Dressing

300g jar cannellini beans (or use a tin of drained cannellini beans) 

50g semi-dried datterini tomatoes (in oil)

1/2 tsp crushed chilli or chilli flakes 

1-2 tbsp balsamic vinegar

3 smoked garlic cloves (or use 1 normal garlic) crushed 

2 tbsp olive oil – plus extra for dressing the leaves 

Salt, pepper and a squeeze of lemon for seasoning

 

Put all the ingredients for the dressing into a food processor, with just a little water, blitz – you might need to add water for the right pouring consistency. Taste, season and pour into a serving bowl, this will keep for a couple of days in the fridge.

When ready to eat toss the leaves in a little olive oil, and arrange on the platter.

Scatter in the cucumber, peppers and walnuts if using.  Slice and arrange the chicken across the platter, and drizzle over some of the dressing.  Finish with a few stripes of balsamic glaze.

Warm the flatbreads and serve with the rest of the dressing on the side. 

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