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Tag Archives: Albariño
Squid with ‘Nduja
I saw a Balearic recipe for Sobrasada and Cuttlefish some time ago and thought, “Ooh, that would be fantastic with ‘Nuduja!” The butcher had ‘nduja this week, he sells a whole one (about 450g) for about £7.50 – being cured … Continue reading →
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Tagged Albariño, anchovy paste, calamari, Camino del Peregrino, clams, courgettes, garlic, nduja, parsley, red pepper, sofrito, squid, tomatoes
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Empanada de Beicon y Chorizo
Empanadas are pies that come from Galicia in the North West of Spain. The name comes from the Spanish verb empanar, which means to wrap in bread. These pies can be quite large, cooked in a rectangular tray, round on … Continue reading →
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
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Tagged Albariño, anchovy paste, bacon, chorizo, empanada, Empanada de Beicon y Chorizo, Kalamata olives, pastry, pimiento rojo, sherry vinegar, sofrito
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Albóndigas con Sepia
Cuttelfish with Meatballs (mandonguilles amb sipia) is a typical Catalan dish, where meat and seafood, Mar i Muntanya, are cooked together. This Sea and Mountain style of cooking is said to have originated in Empordà, in the north of Cataluña, … Continue reading →
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
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Tagged Albariño, Albóndigas con Sepia, albondigas, broad beans, Colman Andrews, cuttlefish, garlic, habas, mandonguilles, Mar i Muntanya, meatballs, onions, Perry Court Farm, picada, sepia, tomatoes
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Tielle à la Sétoise – Octopus Pie
In the early 1980s I lived in the Performance house (my kitchen was in the conservatory over the front porch – now removed, much to my disappointment) on Powis Square, Notting Hill. My first taste of octopus (around that time), … Continue reading →
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Recipes, Spanish
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Tagged Albariño, Barbuntín Albariño, caramelised onion, empanada de pulpo, garlic, octopus, octopus pie, pastry, Pimentón de la Vera, pimiento, Polbo á feira, pulpo a la gallega, sofregit, Tiella, tielle, Tielle à la Sétoise, tomato
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Pheasant with Celery and Pimentón
I was inspired by a Jane Grigson recipe for Braised Pheasant with Celery, from her book English Food. This book contains traditional English recipes and in most cases details where they came from – sadly not this one. Nevertheless, I … Continue reading →
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Game, Meat, Recipes
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Tagged Albariño, celery, double cream, game stock, Jane Grigson, parsley, pheasant, Pimentón de la Vera, shallots, stock
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