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Bacon & egg pie.

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Bacon & egg pie.
Instructions
  1. For the pastry: put salt and flour in a bowl. add butter and mix with the tip of your fingers or with a mixer until you have a crumbly mixture. Mix egg with lemon juice and water, add the liquid to the bowl and mix until the dough sticks together, if needed add some more water, do not overwork the dough, then cover with cling film and set in fridge for about 30 minutes.
  2. For the filling: heat oil in a pan and add onion and garlic. Cook until the onion become traslucent. Add the bacon and pork loin, lift the heat a little and cook for more 10 minutes mixing now and then until the meat's juices dry. Let it cold completely.
  3. Turn on the oven at 200°C.Beat two of the five eggs with cream cheese then add chives and Cheddar, then salt and pepper. Beat again then add bacon and pork loin.
  4. Roll out 2/3 of the dough with a rollpin and cover the bottom and sides of a round tin. Do not cut the exceeded dough. Pour in the filling, with a spoon make three shallow holes in the filling and crack in each one of the three eggs left. Roll out the 1/3 dough, cover the filling then seal the pie pinching the exceeded dough from sides. Brush with the last beaten egg.
  5. Bake for about 50- 55 minutes then let it rest out of the oven for at least 15 minutes before cutting it. It's great hot or cold.

Red velvet cake, recipe from Lorraine Pascale

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Red velvet cake, recipe from Lorraine Pascale
Servings
6
Ingredients
Servings
6
Ingredients
Instructions
  1. Preheat oven at 350°F. Put sugar and butter in a bowl and beat together untill fluffy
  2. Beat in eggs one at time, vanilla, red colouring and salt plus half the flour, sifted. Add remaining flour, cocoa powder, baking powder sifted together then give a last beat to mix everything.
  3. Pour into greased tin and bake for 1 hour/ 1 hour and 15, cake is ready when firm in the centre.
  4. For the icing: beat together butter and icing sugar untill fluffly, beat in cream cheese and beat again.
  5. Cut the cake in three layers when it's cold then fill it and cover it with cream cheese icing.
Recipe Notes

You can cover the cake with sugar paste (about 1 3/4 lb for a 9 in cake) but I don't like it and it's also pretty expensive if you don't do it by yourself so I simply cover the cake with frosting.

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