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Tortellini of lobster and langoustines - by David DempseyTo prepare the lobster and langoustines, cook the lobster tail in a court bouillon keeping the rest of the shells and head for sauce. Cook the langoustines in salted boiling water for one minute. Roasted rondel of veal fillet, sweetbreads and girolles with a tomato compote and Parmesan tuiles - by Stephen ShoreRoast the veal fillet for five minutes on each side, then leave to rest for a further five minutes. Iced passion fruit and marshmallow parfait with candied limes - by Stephen ShoreTo make the marshmallow, dissolve the sugar and glucose in the water and boil to 118ºC (soft ball). Pour on to the lightly whipped egg white very slowly, whisking all the time. Roasted loin of venison with Savoy cabbage and venison jus - by David DempseyTo make the venison jus, cut the vegetables into small cubes. Heat a heavy-bottomed pan, add 2tbs olive oil, then add vegetables, dried herbs and garlic and caramelise. Teriyaki salmon steaks - by Andrew Brown
Roast saddle of farmed rabbit with Bramley apple and parsnip purées - by Martin Wishart
Halibut with a Welsh rarebit crust - by Andrew Brown
Fillet of sea bass roasted with tomato fondue, shallot cream and red wine jus - by Martin Wishart
Armagnac parfait with a poached pear and praline biscuit - by Martin Wishart
Carrots, turnips, green cabbage, broad beans in light couscous with argan oil by - Alain PassardSteam the couscous according to instructions on packet. Fork in 50g butter, olive oil, salt. Baby beetroot in balsamic vinegar with a fondue of red onion by - Alain PassardStew the red onion in 30g of butter until softened. Boil the baby beetroot in salted water. Roll in half the salted butter and the balsamic vinegar. Spinach with a mousseline of orange-flavoured carrots - by Alain Passard
Fillet of English lamb with white and black pudding, lavender jus by - Donald Marshall
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