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Biff A La Lindstrom

Biff A La Lindstrom recipe, eat well on universal credit

It’s a Swedish Beef Burger with serious attitude.

 

Ingredients:-

 

400g of Minced Beef

2 Egg Yolks

½ An Onion, finely diced

1 medium Potato, par-boiled, cooled and cut into small cubes

2 Tbsp of Capers, chopped

2 Tbsp of the pickling juice from the Pickled Beetroot

70g of Pickled Beetroot, finely diced

Oil to fry

Salt & Pepper to season

 

Method:-

 

(1) Add the Beef, Egg, Potato, Beetroot, Beetroot Juice, Capers in a bowl and season with Salt& Pepper.

(2) Mix well.

(3) Oil a frying pan over medium heat.

(4) Fry on both sides until cooked through.

 

We did consider putting this in a Bun, but really? We’d not have eaten it anyway!!!!!

 

 

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“H” in our Vegetarian Alphabet was Halloumi. Traditionally Halloumi is made with a mixture of Goat’s and Sheep’s milk. We’ve only a small balcony and the Council would probably not be happy about us grazing a mixed flock on the communal lawns. So Full fat Cows milk did the job.

This was certainly a “Lock Down” time filling gig and realistically it’s probably not worth doing at home normally for the return weight for weight. But we love a challenge. The process is to heat 4l of milk to exactly 32c add Rennet, hold over a water bath at exactly 32c for 45 minutes. Cut the curds, salt and then dehydrate in the fridge overnight. Sounds easy? It took us 4 hours to get to the fridge stage!

But it worked and did taste like the real thing. We grilled some, made crispy Halloumi balls out of the bits we’d broken by being a bit heavy handed and also made roasted Rosecoco Bean and Carrot fritters. A few other bits and bobs and we had a very tasty Buffet style dinner.

 

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