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Ingredients

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Roast Pork and Apple pie (using leftover roast pork)

  • 1 onion, peeled and halved
  • 350 g apples, cored and chopped (with skin on)
  • 20 g honey
  • 5 g lemon juice
  • 100 g Sweetcorn kernels
  • 200 g water
  • 1 tbsp Vegetable Stock Conc.
  • 20 g plain flour
  • 300 g left over roast pork meat
  • dash Milk, for brushing
  • 2 portions Shortcrust pastry from the 'Basic Cookbook'
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    1h 5min
    Preparation 35min
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Recipe's preparation

  1. 1. Make pastry as per Basic Cookbook, line tin with pastry for pie case. Ensure enough is leftover to make pie top.


    Make Pie Filling


    2. Add onion to bowl and chop 4 Seconds/ Speed 5. Set aside


    3. Without cleaning bowl, add Apples and chop 5 Seconds/ Speed 8


    4. Scrape sides and add honey and lemon juice, chop 10 Seconds/ Speed 8


    5.Add water, stock conc, sweetcorn, flour and onion. Mix 5 Seconds/ Speed 4 Counter-clockwise operation


    6. Cook 10 Minutes/ Varoma/ Speed 4 Counter-clockwise operation MC off, place simmering basket in place to avoid spitting.


    7. Add Pork, mix 4 Seconds/ Speed 4 Counter-clockwise operation


    8. Cook 10 Minutes/ Varoma/ Speed 1 Counter-clockwise operation MC off, place simmering basket in place.


    9. Cool mixture before filling pie case, add pie top and brush with milk.


    10. Bake 30minutes 200C
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  • Thank you so much for sharing! I was looking at my...

    Submitted by NettisThermie on 11. August 2019 - 17:26.

    Thank you so much for sharing! I was looking at my left over roast pork for the 2nd time and wondered what on earth to make! This was so delicious that I will be looking forward to leftover roast pork in the future! x

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  • Such a great way to use up left over roast! Very...

    Submitted by clairerobson on 13. March 2018 - 21:43.

    Such a great way to use up left over roast! Very tasty, my husband even said it was his new favourite meal! Only thing was that it did burn the bottom of my thermo bowl. Other than that, was perfect! Thank-you for a great recipe.

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  • This was very tasty. You forgot to mention when to...

    Submitted by learod on 28. December 2016 - 14:09.

    This was very tasty. You forgot to mention when to put the chopped onions in, so I added them back in step 5. Step 6 was way to long to cook the mixture, I stopped mine at 9 mins & it had burned the bottom. I didn't wait for my mixture to cool as I needed to get it in the oven & it still turned out fine. You maybe need to refine it a little, but ingredients & measurements were good & could have easily added more meat.

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