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Bring quails up to simmer and give two and a half mins at the simmer and then plunge into cold water and peel immediately.
Chop by hand very finely the celery, into small dice
Snip about half a ramekin of chives
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Quails Eggs in Roquefort dressing
Submitted by Broomstick 11 June 2009
About an hour before serving, put the cold quails eggs in a bowl with the dressing and leave till you serve them. At that point stir in the diced celery and snipped chives. When ready to serve, put a few salad spinach leaves on each starter plate then four quails eggs per person in the middle (three if you prefer), and then spoon over the dressing. This has been an absolute wow, much to my slight surprise, as I thought it was pretty good, but not that good! Enjoy! I served this with Irish wheaten bread handed round.
Ingredients
24 quails eggs,100g roquefort cheese,Small tub single cream,2/3 of the very centre tenderest celery sticks,Freshly chopped chives,Some small salad spinach leaves
Method
Whizz the roquefort and single cream to make a dressing. Add freshly ground black pepper to taste.Bring quails up to simmer and give two and a half mins at the simmer and then plunge into cold water and peel immediately.
Chop by hand very finely the celery, into small dice
Snip about half a ramekin of chives
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Please note: this recipe has been submitted by a user of this website and is not one of Delia's. We cannot, therefore, take any responsibility if the recipe contains errors, does not work or is not as you expect it to be, although, as our users are keen cooks, we are confident it will be a great dish. Delia tests each of her recipes three times, which is why you can always be sure of success.
