This entry for The Egg Award 2013 is a collaberation between a home cook Sascha Grierson, owner of Hugh Grierson Organic and a chef, Tim Dover owner of The Roost in Bridge of Earn, Perthshire.
Sascha's story.....
About 4 years ago I met Tim Dover at an
industry get together. Tim and his wife Anna had just moved to Bridge of Earn
and taken over the village coffee shop, The Roost. Their decision was a brave
one – customers probably weren’t ready for Tim’s style of food and over the
last few years they have quietly worked hard and changed the expectations of
this charming corner of Perthshire. They have won awards and have appeared on
TV and are now a destination in their own right. Tim has religiously bought
eggs from us since his beginnings there for all his restaurant and baking needs.
It seemed like a logical thing to co-enter the egg awards.
Hugh Grierson Organic eggs are free range organic, produced
to Soil Association standards, the highest standards of animal welfare for
laying hens in the UK. Our ethos in our business is always to aim high and make
animal welfare a top priority. Our birds go outside every day during daylight
hours foraging on grasses and insects in a natural manner. This has the happy
side effect of producing a great tasting egg with a naturally yellow yolk. We
feed our hens on as much of our own home grown wheat as we can thus lowering
the environmental impact of our eggs.
Feeds 4 to 6
Ingredients
2 onions thinly sliced
25g butter
1 tablespoon of oil
4 x aubergines peeled and diced
or 1 crushed garlic clove and a handful of chopped
parsley or dill
4 eggs, beaten
200ml organic milk
1 desertspoon of wild garlic pesto
Method
Tim's Aubergine Clafoutis |
cover and sweat for 5-10 mins If using a garlic clove
add at this stage.
Tip into a baking dish.
Beat eggs and milk, add herbs or pesto and pour over
the aubergine and onion mixture
the aubergine and onion mixture
Bake for 30 mins at 180C or until there is no wobble
in
the centre and the top is brown
the centre and the top is brown
Serve with crusty bread and salad
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