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BLOOD ORANGE AND MINT STACK WITH HAZELNUT AND ROSEMARY PRALINE AND BOURBON MASCARPONE


This is a swift dessert to make with pungent herbs and even a dash of bourbon.


Serves 2


2 blood oranges A few sprigs of mint Half a sprig of rosemary


Small handful of hazelnuts


4 tbsp of mascarpone Half a tbsp of bourbon 50g sugar


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1 Line a baking tray with greaseproof paper. Place the sugar into a saucepan with 1 tablespoon of water and heat gently until the sugar has dissolved.


2 In the meantime, remove the leaves from the rosemary and chop finely. Roughly chop the hazelnuts and peel


and slice the oranges.


3 Mix the bourbon into the mascarpone.


4 Once the sugar has melted, increase the heat to high, once the sugar is starting to colour add the rosemary and hazelnuts. Wait for the sugar to turn a terracotta colour and immediately pour onto the baking tray. Leave to cool and then roughly chop.


5 Slice the mint and assemble – orange then mint, topped with the mascarpone and finally sprinkled with the chopped hazelnut praline.


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