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Title: The natural method of healing [electronic resource] : a new and complete guide to health
Creator: Bilz, F. E. (Friedrich Eduard), 1842-1922
Publisher: Leipzig ; London : F.E. Bilz
Sponsor: Wellcome Library
Contributor: Wellcome Library
Date: 1898
Language: eng
Description: Translation of: Das neue Naturheilverfahren
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Blanche the potato in heavily salted boiling water for 2–3 minutes. Drain and reserve.
Sweat the onion in a glug of olive oil over a medium–low heat. When transparent add the garlic and cook until aromatic.
Add the lamb and and the spices, cook slowly to brown.
Push the meat to the side of the pan and where the fat pools and add the flour. Cook that for 1–2 minutes and add some of the stock. The idea here is not to make a sauce per se but only to have something that will incorporate the fat and alow it to coat the meat when you mix it back in, otherwise it'll be unpleasant when it cools.
Lastly add the herbs, potato, pine nuts and prunes, stir to incorporate well and cook for a few more minutes.
Take off the flame and set aside to cool.
[ NB everything marked * is optional, in fact you can make it up as you go along with anything you happen to have at hand that seems good. ]
To assemble
Butter the base and sides of a baking tin or dish of some sort.
Grind some pepper into the lamb stuffing; as much as you fancy.
Melt the butter.
Lay out a sheet of filo. Guve it a few dabs of butter with a pastry brush then lay another sheet on top.
Put a line of filling 4cm (1½in) in from one edge. Fold the edge over the filling and then begin to roll it up, giving it a light brush with the melted butter as you go. Then curl the resulting giant sausage roll into whatever tin or dish you're using. Repeat as many times as you have filo, stuffing and room in your tin for. The ingredients and quantities above gave me enough for 3 rolls which filled a 32cm (9in) tin.
Brush with whatever remains of the melted butter then bake in the middle of a pre-heated oven at 220℃/425℉/gm7 for ~35 minutes or until nicely browned on top.
When cooked allow to cool for at least 5 minutes, more if convenient, before taking out of the tin and cutting to serve.
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