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The Plastic Spud
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Y Tumbl SirGar
Age: 40
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Carrier bag of japanese rosehips (the big fat round one orangy-red one)
1/2 inch of fresh ginger diced teaspoon of five spice dash of L&P worcestershire sauce dash of soy sauce Cover rosehips with water and simmer until soft. Mash into pulp. Wearing gloves push pulp through jambag/cloth. Add other ingredents. leave to infuse for a day then use as stirfry sauce. It tasted a bit wrong when I first made it. It was then put in jar a travelled with me to swift valley and it was used on the first night there. The flavor does need to infuse. I fryed up some pork and chucked the sauce on with some sliced carrot. It was served with burdock root that had been boiled dry in shallow pan and some noodles. Everyone liked it, and it was good meal to a good freind at begining of a hard journey. |
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BCL Artisan
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: wigan, lancashire
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They grow all round my factory, i will get picking tonight thanks for that\
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Not Mother?
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Pork Pie Land
Age: 46
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Thanks for the recipe
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Calne, Wiltshire
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Don't forget, the proof is always in the eating and it looks like it went down well. |
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Bicycle Tramp
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Preston, Lancs
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Loads of rosehips round my way - will be giving this a go
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Kent
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Now that sounds good! Thanks Xylaria!
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The Plastic Spud
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Y Tumbl SirGar
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Here my next rosehip can be used like tomato recipe
Spicey Rosehip sauce one carrierbag of dog rosehips cayenne star anise chinese five spice fresh ginger 1 large onion honey small handful crab apples (semi sweet mini ferals) Boil the whole rosehips until soft and mash. Allow to cool and then while wearing gloves squeeze through cheese cloth. Dice the onion and fry with the cayenne, the five spice and the crushed star anise. Add the diced fresh ginger. The fried onion mix can be blended at this point if your nearest tree has a plug. Add onion mix to to rosehip puree and then add a handful finely diced crab apples. The honey is added to taste to balance the cayenne. I used this sauce chucked in a pot with chicken and some more water and allowed to simmer for hour on a fire. It was served in tortilla with sorrel. |
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Boop-oop-a-doop
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Talkartoons
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Thanks for the recipes. Must try them out sometime
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