Guard of Honour Stuffed With Apricots

"I made this years ago. Dead easy, looks impressive and tastes great. My kind of recipe. Lost all my precious recipes, including this one, and I found on clearing out the attic five years later, a shopping bag full of lost papers. I'm delighted to share this with you. Originally from BEST magazine."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 25mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 180C/350°F.
  • Using a sharp knife, trim away any fat or meat about 5cm down from the cutlet tips.
  • Scrape the bones clean with a knife.
  • Next, interlock the cutlets to create a joint and secure with string.
  • Place in a roasting tin.
  • Mix together all the remaining ingredients until well combined, then place the stuffing in the centre of the joint, pressing in well.
  • Roast for about 55 mins or until golden brown and tender.
  • Remove the joint from the oven.
  • Leave to rest for approximately 15 minutes in a warm place, then transfer to a warmed serving plate and garnish with sprigs of fresh herbs before serving.

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Not much to tell! I'm a South African living in London, mother of four rangingfrom 25 to 9. I am desperately trying to get my children's stories published - anyone out there interested? Until my ship sails in, I cook, eat everything and anything, and then diet like mad. I love experimenting with new recipes and I absolutely hate spoilt kids who visit and say? "what is THIS?" and push it away without trying. My favourite cookbook is Mrs Beeton's family cookbook. 1994 edition.
 
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