Spiced apricot chutney
Flavour tangy chutney with Chinese five-spice powder and paprika for an Asian-influenced condiment to serve with cheese and meat
Pork, apricot & pistachio pies
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- Makes 6
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- 500g pack puff pastry
- plain flourfor dusting
- 200g pork mince
- 50g dried apricotroughly chopped
- 25g pistachioroughly chopped
- ¼ tsp fennel seed
- good of ground mace or nutmeg
- small bunch parsleychopped
- 1 egg
Nutrition: per pie
- kcal567
- fat38g
- saturates10g
- carbs41g
- sugars5g
- fibre3g
- protein15g
- salt0.6g
Method
step 1
Heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Line 6 holes of a muffin tin with strips of baking parchment (these will help you to lift out the pies once cooked). Set aside a quarter of the pastry and roll out the remaining pastry on a floured surface to the thickness of a 20p coin. Cut out 6 x 8cm circles and use to line the muffin tin holes, leaving a little overhanging the top edge.
step 2
Put the pork in a bowl, add the remaining ingredients, except the egg, and season. Mix by hand until combined, then pack the meat firmly into the cases.
step 3
Roll out the remaining pastry to the same thickness. Cut into 0.5cm strips and create a lattice pattern on top of the pies. Trim off any excess. Brush the inside edge of each pie with egg, then roll up the overhanging pastry (from step 1) to stick the layers together. Can be covered with cling film and chilled for up to 2 days.
step 4
Brush pies with egg and bake for 45 mins until golden. Cool and eat with pickle.
