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Maggie’s autumn harvest

“There’s just enough cream in the sauce to make it truly luscious and a tad old-fashioned, which I love.”
- maggie

Pan-fried goat’s cheese with walnuts, pomegranate & mint

SERVES 4 PREP & COOK TIME 30 MINUTES (+ STANDING TIME)

8 preserved vine leaves
1 tablespoon verjuice
500g goat’s cheese
¼ cup (60ml) extra virgin
olive oil
1⁄3 cup (35g) walnuts, roasted, skinned and
chopped
½ fresh pomegranate, arils removed
2 tablespoons fresh
mint leaves, torn

1 Place vine leaves in a bowl of water and leave for a half an hour to rinse salt. Discard water, dry and then drizzle with verjuice.

2 Divide the goat’s cheese into 8 portions. If vine leaves are large cut in half, wrap the goat’s cheese in the vine leaves, trim any excess leaf.

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