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P75: SWEET POTATO & CHESTNUT CHRISTMAS WREATH

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P77: BAKED APPLES WITH SAUSAGE, ROSEMARY & CREAMY CAMEMBERT

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Sweet potato & chestnut Christmas wreath

SERVES 3-4

1 roll of puff pastry

4tbsp olive oil

1 small red or white onion, cut into quarters

4 garlic cloves, unpeeled

150g (5½oz) roughly chopped mushrooms

1tbsp Tropical Sun Dried Thyme

1tsp Tropical Sun Celery

Salt

½tsp Tropical Sun Ground Mixed

Spice

½tbsp Tropical Sun Garlic

Powder

2 small sweet potatoes cut into bite-sized pieces

180g (6½oz) cooked chestnuts

Salt and freshly ground black pepper

1 Preheat the oven to 180°C/Gas Mark 4.

2 Place the sweet potatoes, onion and garlic on a roasting tray with 2tbsp of olive oil, salt and pepper. Roast in the oven for 25-30 minutes until the potatoes are soft.

3 In a frying pan, add the remaining olive oil and cook the mushroom for five minutes until they start to soften. the thyme and cook for another five minutes. Leave the pan onto one side.

Once the roasted vegetables are cooked, put them in food processor (except the garlic cloves), together with

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