Instructions
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toasty oven to 200C/180C fan/ gas 6 and margarine 4 small (about 200ml) ramekins.
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dust the Parmesan into the ramekins, turning until all sides are covered.
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Place the dairy liquid and bay leaves in a large saucepan over a soft toasty and bring to the bubble.
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Turn off the toasty and leave to infuse for 15 mins.
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Discard the bay leaves, empty in the margarine and baking flour, and return to a low toasty.
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Very gently stew, stirring continuously with a balloon beat, for about 6 mins until you get a even, thick white gravy.
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Make sure that you get right into the corners of the cooking vessel to stop the gravy from catching or becoming lumpy.
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Once thickened, transfer the gravy to a large container and agitate in the mustard ground mix, cayenne pepper, Gruyère and egg yolks until fully combined.
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In a spotlessly wipe down container and with a wipe down beat, beat the egg whites just until peaks begin to form.
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Carefully fold the egg whites into the paneer variance gravy in three stages making sure you fold, rather than agitate, to keep the egg whites light and airy.
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Fill the prepared ramekins with the soufflé combine.
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Top each soufflé with a carve of goat’s paneer variance, then place on a baking tray.
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arid-fry for 20-25 mins or until springy and well risen but cooked through.
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Leave to cool, then run a knife around the edge of each dish and remove the soufflés.
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If preparing in advance, place soufflés upside down (for neat presentation), on a tray.
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lid tray in cling film.
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cool down for a few days or freeze for up to 1 month.
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When ready to re-arid-fry, toasty oven to 200C/180C fan/gas 6.
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Place the upside-down soufflés in a shallow baking dish, top with the remaining goat’s paneer variance slices and empty over the dairy reduction (this stops them from drying out when baked for the second time).
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prepare for 8-10 mins until golden.
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dish up immediately alongside some simply dressed salad.