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Brawn (Jellied Pig's Head)

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  1. Brawn (Jellied Pig's Head)

    by Mike Robinson
    from Heaven's Kitchen

    If you hanker for a taste of the past and have time on your hands, try
    Mike
    Robinson's take on the old traditional favourite of jellied brawn

    Servings: 6
    Level of difficulty: Easy
    Preparation Time: 45 minutes, plus 12 hours refrigeration
    Cooking Time: 24 hours

    1 pig's head
    4 pig's trotters
    1 pig's tails
    1 bulb Florence fennel, chopped
    3 Carrots, finely sliced
    3 banana shallots, finely sliced
    1 sprig Sage, chopped
    1 sprig lemon thyme
    celery salt, to taste
    1 lemon, juice only
    6 Bay leaves, for garnishing

    Cut the cheeks and ears off the pig's head and place everything, including
    the trotters and tail, in a large saucepan of boiling water. Simmer for 24
    hours then leave it to cool in its cooking liquor. Drain and remove all
    the meat from the head. Chop the meat finely and transfer to a bowl. Add
    the fennel, carrot and shallots. Stir in the herbs, season with celery
    salt, and mix everything together. Decorate the bottom of a serving bowl
    with bay leaves, and spoon the meat onto the leaves. Drizzle the lemon
    juice evenly over the meat and ladle in the cooking liquid. Refrigerate
    for 12 hours until set, and serve.

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