Ardross Cottage Pie

Ardross

Ardross Cottage Pie
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Sometimes we all need a touch of #hygge, so light those candles and cook some wonderful Ardross beef and root vegetables. We have fabulous Musselburgh Leeks growing in our kitchen garden however our carrots were a little less successful this year so thank goodness for farm shops!
Servings
4 persons
Servings
4 persons
Ardross Cottage Pie
Print Recipe
Sometimes we all need a touch of #hygge, so light those candles and cook some wonderful Ardross beef and root vegetables. We have fabulous Musselburgh Leeks growing in our kitchen garden however our carrots were a little less successful this year so thank goodness for farm shops!
Servings
4 persons
Servings
4 persons
Ingredients
Servings: persons
Instructions
  1. Sauté mince in pan with a dash of oil, adding onion. Cook until onion soft and mince browned.
  2. Add carrot, leek and seasonings. Add a cup of hot water and simmer for 15mins until carrot is soft, stirring from time to time to prevent sticking. Add a little water as necessary.
  3. Meanwhile roughly cut potatoes into chunks and cook in a pan of boiling salted water until soft. Drain and mash, adding butter and cream.
  4. Finally add blended cornflour to cooked mince mix and bring to boil to thicken juices. Adjust consistency with water as required.
  5. Place mince in base of ovenware dish and spread top with potato. Place under grill to toast potatoes. Alternatively, chill and reheat another day, taking care to ensure the dish is thoroughly reheated, with potato toasted and mince bubbling. Serve with seasonal greens.

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