For made broth, heat a pot over high heat, add oil (it ought to smoke slightly once added), then add beef and bacon, and brown well on all sides, scraping usually to stay from catching on rock bottom of the pan (8-10 minutes). Add onion, garlic, herbs and peppercorns and cook, stirring often, till onion is tender (6-8 minutes; cut back heat to medium if necessary thus you don’t burn rock bottom of the pan). Deglaze the pan with hard liquor and Worcester sauce, scraping the bottom of the pan, and cut back till liquid is nearly gaseous (4-5 minutes). Add 250ml stock, cut back till gaseous (10-15 minutes), then add another 250ml stock and repeat. Add remaining stock and simmer over low heat till well seasoned (45-50 minutes). Strain through a fine sieve into a clean pan (discard solids) and simmer over medium heat till reduced to 275ml (8-10 minutes). Set aside.
heat up kitchen appliance to 180C. Roll out pastry on a gently floured surface to 4mm thick (if you’re victimisation pre-rolled pastry, it'll most likely already be the right thickness). Place on trays and refrigerate to rest (30 minutes). Cut out twelve eight.5cm rounds (these are the tops) and twelve 13cm rounds from pastry (re-roll scraps and use for larger rounds if necessary). Line twelve 125ml gem tins with larger rounds and divide 0.5 the cheese among lined tins. Spoon in beef mixture (freeze any leftovers for future use) and high with remaining cheese. high with remaining pastry rounds, press edges along to seal and crimp with a fork. Brush with eggwash and bake till golden and puffed (25-30 minutes). Serve hot.
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