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The ingredients needed to make Sig's Rich Fruit Sauce with Prawns and Halloumi:
- Make ready 8 slice of thin cut Halloumi (Greek frying/grilling cheese)
- Prepare 16 large ready cooked prawns
- Take 400 grams blackberries
- Make ready 2 large tablespoons runny honey
- Take 1 tbsp cognac or brandy
- Prepare 1 tbsp Port
- Make ready 1 tablespoon cornflour
- Make ready 2 to 3 tablespoons water
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Instructions to make Sig's Rich Fruit Sauce with Prawns and Halloumi:
- Put your cognac, port and honey into a small saucepan. Mix the honey with the alcohol stirring it until they have infused over heat.
- Add 200 grams of the berries and gently simmer until they pop and release their juice.
- Take the mixture of the heat and cool slightly. With a blender mix until smooth
- With a fine sieve separate the seeds from the juice. I use the handle of a wooden spoon to stir the juice gently through the sieve. It will be thicker then just normal juice and smooth.Discard the seeds , return juice back to the pot
- Reheat gently .Mix the cornflour with the water, add to the juice until it slightly thickens to a sauce . Take of heat . Add the rest of the berries and leave to cool.
- This mixture can be used for savouries and puddings alike. It keeps 2-3 days in fridge .
- Heat frying pan and fry the halloumi from both sides to brown, it should not be rubbery when cooked.
- Arrange cheese as served here Iwith lettuce , prawns and the sauce. I had this as a light lunch but it could equally serve as a starter.
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