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 Coronation ChickenOne of the most popular dishes we serve, it always sells out. Our customers are forever asking how we make it so much nicer than any recipes they us. So after much arm twisting we have been persuaded to share the recipe-
Ingredients-
1 x Onion 1 x Red apple 3 x Sticks of celery 1 x Desert spoon apricot jam or marmalade 2 tbsp x Mayonnaise 6 x Smoked chicken breasts (diced)
Roux-
1oz Butter 1oz Flour 1oz Madras curry powder 1/2 Pint chicken stock
Method-
Melt butter Add flour and curry powder Gradually add stock (stiring in) to make roux Allow roux to cool Chop onion, apple and celery Add jam and marmalade Stir well Add mayonnasie, roux and chicken Stir well and serve
Delicious with salad and granary bread or new potatoes. |
 Hot-smoked salmon fish cakesAnother favourite in the restaurant and for our evening meals these hot smoked salmon fish cakes are full of flavour and ideal for dinner parties-
Ingredients
500g Hot smoked salmon (flaked) 500g Mashed potatoes (cold) Juice of half a lemon 1 tbsp Chopped parsley
Method-
Mix all above ingredients together With floured hands shape into rounds approx 2.5 inches x 1.5 inches deep Fry lightly in oil until golden brown Drain on kitchen paper
Serving suggestions-
Delicious with a dressed salad, mixed vegetables and a wedge of lemon.
Can be frozen before cooking if not required immediately. |
 Smokery KedgereeAnother popular dish in the smokery restaurant, hearty comfort food at its best, and just so easy to prepare. It reminds me me of my Grandmother- golf, long walks and steaming bowls full after.
Ingredients-
1 lb mixed cooked smoked fish (Haddock, salmon, eel) 1 lb Basmati rice 3 x Hard boiled eggs (chopped) 8 oz Cooked peas 3 x tbsp medium curry powder 2 x tbsp chopped parsley juice of a lemon Salt and pepper to taste
Method-
Flake all the into a large mixing bowl Cook rice and drain Mix all dry ingredients together Season to taste Add lemon juice Stir well before serving
Delicious with fresh granary bread and salad. |