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Make it crispy! |
Ingredients for 2:
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All the ingredients for the dish |
· 1 potato
· ½ of a small butternut squash
· 1 red sweet pepper
· 50ml of rapeseed oil
· 2 tablespoons of tahini paste (sesame seeds paste)
· 2 tablespoons of mild sugar free mustard
· 8 cubes of frozen spinach leaves defrosted.
· Salt & pepper
· 3 Brazil nuts
· 3 garlic cloves
METHOD:
Roast the butternut squash: Cut the butternut squash into quarters (with or without the skin) and place in an oven proof dish. Season the butternut with salt, black pepper and a splash of oil. Roast in the oven for 40 minutes at 200C. Once cooked and browned, switch off the oven and leave the dish inside to keep warm.
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Frying the rostis |
For the potato rostis: While the squash is in the oven, peel and
grate the potato then squeeze the water out of it. Season with salt and coarse black pepper
(there is no need to shape the rostis’).
Heat a non-stick pan and add a dash of rapeseed oil. Deposit a hand full
of the grated potato mixture in the pan then flatten with a spatula. Cook each
side of the rosti for 2 minutes until golden brown. Then remove and place on a kitchen
towel. Repeat until all the rostis’ are done.
For the Spinach: If using
frozen spinach cubes, defrost them and squeeze out the water. Chop 1 half of
the onion and the 3 garlic cloves, fry them with the 3 finely chopped Brazil
nuts until they are brown. Once this is done, add the spinach. Stir with a
sponged spatula whilst separating the leaves. Add a bit of salt and pepper then
stir again, and add 4 tablespoons of water. Cover and simmer for 2 minutes. That
is done
For the sauce: Chop the
other half of onion into really fine pieces. Heat 2 tablespoons of rapeseed oil
in a pan, brown the onions, don’t let them burn. Now add the tahini paste and
the mustard. Stir for 2 minutes then add a glass of water and leave to simmer
gently for 5 minutes uncovered. Stir from time to time so it doesn’t stick. The
sauce is ready.
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