Cooking instructions
For the Filling
- Boil the double cream with milk and sugar in a saucepan
 - Break up the chocolate and whisk it into the mixture until melted
 - Take off the heat, whisk the eggs and fold them in to the mixture
 - Pour into two silicone moulds (10cm x 3cm) to chill until the mixture is mouldable
 - Remove the chocolate from the moulds, and roll the two halves together into a sausage shape in clingfilm until set
 
For the Crepes
- Whisk the milk and eggs together, then add the sieved flour
 - In a non-stick frying pan cook two crepes, making sure there are no holes in them
 
To Construct the Wellington
- Remove the set chocolate from the clingfilm, and roll it tightly inside the crepe
 - Wrap tightly in another layer of cling film to ensure a good shape and place in the fridge for one hour
 - Lay out the puff pastry sheet and brush the inside with egg yolk
 - Wrap the chocolate filled crepe in the puff pastry, chill for half an hour
 - Brush the outside with egg yolk and score the pastry
 - Bake at 210 degrees full fan for 9-12 minutes until the pastry is golden and crispy
 - Rest for a couple of minutes and then carve
 
To Plate
- Hull and slice the strawberries and marinate them in a bowl with sugar, mint and a few drops of balsamic vinegar for 15 minutes.
 - Serve the Chocolate Wellington with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and the marinated strawberries.
 
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