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A taste of Gloucestershire for the Queen
Robert Rees
Robert Rees was mighty proud he was chosen to cook a meal fit for the Queen

ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Gloucestershire chef and local food expert Robert Rees was chosen to cook for the Queen when she visited Gloucester for the Maundy ceremony.

Here's the dessert recipe Robert cooked on the day.

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Cotswold meringues with Days Cottage and Hayles apples, peppered butterscotch sauce and Winstones vanilla ice cream

1 Cotswold meringue
1 red pippin apple from Hayles or Days Cottage -cored and quartered
2 oz butter
2 oz Hyde Farm whipping cream
2 oz demerera sugar
Teaspoon cracked black pepper
1 scoop of Winstons ice cream
1 fl oz Days Cottage apple juice

Simply melt the butter in a saucepan on a medium heat.

Just as it starts to colour add the apples skin side down.

Do not stir yet but allow the skin just to crack slightly and the apples to absorb some colour. Then turn them and add the sugar.

This will start to dissolve but take care not to let it stick and burn.

Once melted add the apple juice and cream.

Take care as there will be a lot of steam given off at this moment. Stir gently and boil the sauce ingredients together and add the pepper.

Do not over cook the apples as you need them to have crunch.

Place the meringue in the centre of the plate.

Place the 1/4 apples in the middle pointing outwards.

Next the ball of ice cream will sit in the middle.

Pour the sauce all over so that the ice cream starts to melt and then dust lightly with icing sugar and a sprig of mint.

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