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Arròs Brut
Arròs Brut (dirty rice) is a soupy rice dish which comes from Mallorca. It gets it’s name by nature of the dirty looking broth, made dark by mixing in a small amount of ground up liver. This is fairly common … Continue reading
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Tagged arròs brut, arròs casero, arroz mallorquin, azafrán, ñora peppers, Bomba rice, chicken liver, chicken thighs, cinnamon, cloves, costillas de cerdo, Es Mussol, guisantes, haricots verts, hígado de pollo, judías verdes, Malvasia, mushrooms, nutmeg, onion, peas, picada, pollo, pork ribs, red pepper, saffron, salsa romesco, tomatoes
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Solomillo Adobado
Solomillo Adobado (marinated tenderloin) is a classic Spanish pork dish. In Spain you will find pork and ham in almost everything – this dates back to the Inquisition, where eating the meat of a pig proved that you were a … Continue reading
Pichón Relleno
This is a stuffed pigeon recipe from Castilla y León in Spain. Pigeon, like rabbit is a common farmed animal in Europe – it’s not unusual to see them kept for meat in dovecotes (palomares) en el campo (rural areas), … Continue reading
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Tagged aceite de oliva, bacon, beicon, bread, Don Quixote, gravy, milk, paloma, Paloma de Plata, pichón, Pichón Relleno, pigeon, pimentón d la Vera, relleno, roast potatoes, salsa, stuffed pigeon, stuffing
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Sardinas en Escabeche
Food can be preserved en Escabeche using vinegar and olive oil for a considerable amount of time. This technique originated in Persia or Arabia several millennia ago. The word escabeche is derived from the Persian word sikbaj, meaning cooked in … Continue reading
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Tagged al-sikbaj, bay leaves, Blanc Pescador, carrot, Catalan Cuisine, chilli pepper, Colman Andrews, coriander seeds, dry white wine, escabeche, escabetxo, extra virgin olive oil, fennel seeds, garlic, lemon, Libre de Sant Sovi, Libre del Coch, onion, pimentón d la Vera, sardinas, sardinas en escabeche, sardines, sherry vinegar, thyme, white wine vinegar
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Prawn and Venison Gumbo
I had some venison and andouille sausage in the freezer and after making Prawn Étouffé a few weeks ago, I was itching to make a gumbo with prawns. Gumbo is a type of stew which originated in Louisiana around the early part … Continue reading
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Tagged Cajun, Creole, filé, filé gumbo, gumbo, holy trinity, Marqués de Aldeanueva, okra, prawn and venison gumbo, prawns, roux, sassafras, venison
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Prawn Étouffée
Étouffée made with crawfish or shrimp (prawns are the closest thing in the UK) is a very popular dish from Louisiana. The word étouffée comes from the French étouffer, which means to smother or suffocate – the crawfish (or prawns … Continue reading
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Tagged Cajun, Cajun seasoning, celery, Creole, garlic, green pepper, Lobster & Shrimp Muscadet, onion, Prawn Étouffée, prawn stock, prawns, rice, roux, Shrimp Étouffée, shrimp stock, tomatoes
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