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| [ A good recipe for stingers now they are appearing. Half a carrier bag of stinging nettle tops(just the first few leaves and very tender stems) 1 large onion, 3 or 4 large spuds, 1/4 packet of butter(or butter and olive oil) 1 teaspoon grated nutmeg, 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger, 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice, 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin, salt and pepper, Milk(or single cream) Wash nettles,slice onion thinly,melt 3/4 of butter in a large pan,add onoins and nettles,cover and cook very gently for about 10 mins. cut potatoes into very thin slices. Oil a dish and layer up spuds,season with salt and pepper,add a layer of onion and nettle mixture and sprinkle with spices.another layer of spud,nettle mixture etc,finishing with a final layer of spud.Pour in enough milk to come about halfway up the dish,dot with butter,put a bit of greaseproof over and bake in a mod.oven(180c) for about an hour,taking off greaseproof after 45 mins.to crisp up potatoes. Nice with sausages,cold meat etc. |
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| Oh Polly - you're talking my language with knobs on! I like Nettle Soup too....
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