The Evening Hour 12th November 2007

Jo introduced the show, she introduced Maddie first, who regaled us with Lindsey Lohan facts. 

Next up was Sofia with the first of her Christmas recipes this week we had Layered Vegetable Terrine, see below for the full recipe.  

Maria did the music reviews, Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars git 8/10and  Rihanna - Shut Up And Drive got 9/10

Hattie did her book review this week it was Skullduggery Pleasant. 

Hannah J did the video reviews, she reviewed Open Season and Ant Bully

Jo chose to play Live And Let Die by Guns and Roses and then introduced Hannah M and the 2007 Blue Peter Appeal the appeal this year is entitled Disc Drive. 

Jo closed the show with jokes.

Sofia's Recipe

  Layered Vegetable Terrine

You will need the following;

350g of Cauliflower florets

350g of Carrots, sliced

350g of Broccoli florets

6 eggs

500g of fromage frais

salt and pepper

1 tbsp of finely chopped Parsley

1 tbsp of finely chopped Basil

1 tbsp of finely chopped Chives

Fresh herbs to garnish (optional)

1. Preheat oven.  Cook the vegetables in seperate pans of boiling water until barely tender, drain, then rinse under cold water. 
2. Mix together the eggs, fromage frais and the salt and pepper.  Put a third of the mixture in a food processor with carrots and nutmeg.  Puree until smooth.  Puree the cauliflower with another third of the mixture and puree the broccoli with the remaining mixture. 
3. Grease a 1.5 litre loaf tin and line the base.  Put carrot puree in the bottom, carefully top up with the cauliflower puree and finally the broccoli puree. 
4. Cover with buttered foil.  Put in a roasting tin half full of hot water.  Cook in the oven for one hour or until just firm to the touch. 
5. Carefully turn out the terrine onto a serving dish.  To make a sauce mix soured cream with seasoning and herbs.  Serve with slices of the terrine.

It's as easy as that.  Sofia's aunty is a vegetarian and her handy tip for baking the terrine is to allow it to cook very slowly and gently. 

Article by Steve Mead, 14 Nov 2007
Posted in Monday Madness

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