Partridge and Pear Puffs
Serves
12
Prep Time
20 minutes
Cook Time
20 minutes
Serves
12
Prep Time
20 minutes
Cook Time
20 minutes
Find out how to make partridge breasts with pear puffs with this easy recipe.
Made with puff pastry and a pear and port marinade.
Ingredients
For the dish | |
12 | 127mm Defrosted pastry squares |
12 | Partridge Breasts |
6 | Ripe Dessert Pears |
375 ml | Port |
Small bunch | Fresh Sage (Stalks Removed) |
12 | Strings of Redcurrant (optional) |
6tbsp | Redcurrant Jelly |
1 | Beaten Egg (to glaze) |
Equipment
Baking Tray |
Shallow, Ovenproof Pie Dish |
Pastry Brush |
Place the partridge breasts in a shallow dish with the port, seasonings, and a few of the sage leaves (roughly chopped). Allow all this to marinade for 15 minutes.
Peel, halve and core two pears, and cut into 24 slices. Keep the remaining pears to one side.
To assemble the puffs, lay half of the pastry squares on a flat surface, then place two slices of pear side by side on each, with a partridge breast on top (keeping the marinade mixture).
Scatter a little chopped sage and a few redcurrants on each. Make parallel cuts in the remaining pastry squares, leaving a border around the edge of each.
Brush the borders of the pastry around the partridge breasts with the beaten egg, and top each with a slitted pastry square. Press the edges firmly together, knock up the edges, and brush the top of each with the beaten egg.
Bake the puffs for about 15-20 minutes until the pastry is risen and golden brown.
Meanwhile, peel the remaining pears, core and slice.
Heat together the port marinade mixture and the redcurrant jelly and gently cook the pear slices until just tender.
Serve the pear slices hot with the partridge puffs.
Protein (100g) |
26 |
Calories (100g) |
112 |
Fat (100g) |
1 |
Cholesterol (100g) |
85 |
Selenium (100g) |
0.43 |