Potato, parsnip, chestnut and sage terrine
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- Side
- Easy
- 6–8
- 25 minutes
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Ingredients
- 200g of parsnip , peeled and diced
- 500g of floury potatoes , peeled and roughly diced
- 180g of cooked chestnuts
- 100g of cranberry jelly
- 1/2 garlic clove , grated
- 1/2 tsp Dijon mustard
- 50ml of rapeseed oil
- 10 sage leaves , finely chopped
- 1/2 tsp cider vinegar
- salt
- pepper
Equipment
- 1l terrine mould or loaf tin
Method
1
Place the potatoes and parsnips in separate pans and cook in salted boiling water until soft all the way through (around 15 minutes for the potatoes, a little less for the parsnips). Be careful not to overcook, or the terrine will have no structure
2
Mix the garlic, mustard, oil, sage and vinegar together to create a dressing. Taste and season with salt and pepper
3
Place the drained potatoes and parsnips in a bowl with the chestnuts and stir in the dressing to coat evenly
4
Line a loaf tin with cling film and spread the cranberry jelly over the bottom of the tin
5
Pack the potato mixture into the tin. You want to squeeze the mixture together just enough to ensure there are no gaps, but retain the structure of the vegetables
6
Wrap the clingfilm over the top of the terrine and weigh down (ideally use another loaf tin filled with something heavy such as a jar or tin). Place in the fridge and leave to set overnight
7
The terrine slices better when fridge cold, but is best served at room temperature as a starter. It can also be grilled to heat through as served as part of a main course
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