Thirty guests to the Isle of Wight have been awakened to a world of different flavours and delicious recipes after indulging in a flavoursome weekend with The Royal Hotel
The weekend was dedicated to a selection of the Isle of Wight’s finest local food producers along with fine dining, masterclass...
CRANBERRY TOPPED RAISED PIE
A MAGNIFICENT CENTREPIECE FOR A CHRISTMAS OR BOXING DAY BUFFET
Prep: 1hr
Cook: 2hrs, 20mins
Serves: 12-15
INGREDIENTS
For the Filling
500g boneless pork shoulder, skin removed, chopped into 2cm/¾ in pieces (ask your butcher for 300g/11oz pork bones if you want to make your own stock)
250g pork belly, skin removed,...
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Sea salt
Freshly ground black pepper
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