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PORK & APRICOT TERRINE
Prep/Cooking Time: 60-90 Minutes
Printable VersionIngredients
- 30ml Olive oil
- 250g Onion
- 12g Garlic
- 10g Rosemary
- 4g Thyme
- 400ml Red wine vinegar
- 80g Dried apricots
- 600g Diced turkey breast
- 1.2 Kilo Ground pork
- 26g Salt
- 2g Black pepper
- 300g Sliced bacon
Instructions
- Peel the onion and garlic
- Finely chop the onions and garlic and place in a thick bottom pan
- Add the olive oil and turn on to a medium heat, cook till softened
- Whilst the onions are cooking place the apricots in warm water to soak
- Add to the pan the finely chopped herbs and cook for a further 2 minutes
- Add the red wine and cook till all liquid has evaporated
- Remove from the heat and allow to cool
- Remove the apricots from the water and pat dry
- Roughly chop the apricots and place in a large mixing bowl
- Add to the bowl the ground pork, diced turkey, salt and pepper
- Lastly add in the cooled onions and mix well
- Line the terrine mold with cling film (3 layers)
- Line the mold with the bacon so that the pieces overlap the entire bottom of the mold
- Spoon in the pork mix and squeeze out any air pockets
- Once the terrine is full fold over the extra bacon so that all the pork is concealed
- Wrap the cling film over so the terrine is air tight
- Cover the top of the terrine with a double layer of aluminum foil
- Place the terrine in water bath and cook in the oven for 1 hour at B.C.
- Once cooked remove from the oven and place in a cool area to cool
- Place weights on top to press the terrine
- Press the terrine till cool before placing in the fridge
- Once cold remove from the mold and vacuum seal