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Tag Archives: carrot
Pollo A La Jardinera
Pollo A La Jardinera (gardener’s chicken) is a popular yet simple Spanish dish. You will find similarly named dishes in France and Italy, with slight differences in ingredients, but Pollo A La Jardinera isn’t heavy on the tomatoes like a … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged anchovy paste, bobby beans, broad beans, capsicum peppers, carrot, chicken stock, chicken thighs, Come Pollo y Bebe Vino, Felicity Cloake, garlic, onion, peas, Pimentón de la Vera, Pollo A La Jardinera, Pollo alla Cacciatora, rabbit, sherry vinegar, tomatoes
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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
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Recipes, Spanish
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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Judías Pintas con Cordero
While searching for a new Spanish recipe with white beans and leftover lamb, I came across recetas tradicionales using pinto beans instead. I’m inclined to think that these are variations on an old recipe, dating back to before la Reconquista … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged alubias pintas, carrot, cloves, cordero, cumin, dry white wine, El Cordero y Las Virgenes, judías pintas, Judías Pintas con Cordero, lamb, onion, pimentón d la Vera, pinto beans, Queviures Antolin, red pepper, roast lamb, tomato, white wine vinegar
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Estofado de Corzo
I bought a kilo of wild venison at the farmer’s market on Sunday, to make an Estofado de Corzo – venison stew. While researching recipes beforehand, I was delighted to discover that the indigenous deer in Spain are the same … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Game, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged Bambi, carrot, celery, corzo, estofado de corzo, garlic, juniper, marinate, mirepoix, Monte Corzo Tempranillo, mushrooms, onion, pheasant stock, pimentón d la Vera, red pepper, roe deer, sherry brandy, sherry vinegar, Tempranillo, venison, venison stew
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Keeper’s Pie
I came across a recipe for Keeper’s Pie recently – the pie is made with pheasant and venison, in the manner of Cottage or Shepherd’s Pie, with mashed potatoes and cheese on top – something that’s right up my street! … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Game, Meat, Recipes
Tagged bay leaves, carrot, celery, cheese, garlic, Heredad Mestral, keeper's pie, mirepoix, onion, pheasant, pheasant stock, potato, red wine, riced potato, roux, Shepherd's Pie, umami, venison
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Sopa de Cebolla
Most people associate onion soup with France, but in reality it has been around since the time of the Romans. Because of it’s cheap ingredients, onion soup has always been the food of the poor. The modern French version is … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Game, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged anchovy paste, carrot, celery, croutons, extra virgin olive oil, Fino Cebolla, Fino Sherry, garlic, Manchego, onion soup, onions, parsley, pheasant stock, Pimentón de la Vera, pimiento rojo, red wine, sherry vinegar, sopa de cebolla, thyme
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Mejillones en Escabeche
Mejillones en Escabeche is a very popular Spanish tapa of mussels pickled in vinegar, olive oil and pimentón. You will find these delicious molluscs in most bars, usually served straight from a tin, with lots of bread to dip into … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged bay leaves, carrot, escabeche, extra virgin olive oil, Fino Sherry, garlic, mejillones, mejillones en escabeche, mussels, onion, pickled, Pimentón de la Vera, red wine vinegar, sherry vinegar
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Pheasant and Leek Pie
I got the idea for a pheasant and leek pie via Scottish Cock-a-leekie soup, or cockie leekie (circa 1598), which probably came from a French chicken and onion dish. Old recipes included beef shin and prunes, but I thought a … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Game, Meat, Recipes
Tagged carrot, celery, Cock-a-leekie soup, Els Nanos Collita, French mustard, garlic, hare's eye, leeks, pastry, pheasant, pheasant and leek pie, sherry vinegar, stock, streaky bacon, Tempranillo
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Paloma en Escabeche
Escabeche is a method of food preservation, using vinegar (and sometimes citrus juice), invented by the Persians many centuries ago. Both the Greeks and Romans used vinegar as a preservative, so escabeche might have reached Spain before the the Moorish … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Food, Game, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged carrot, escabeche, garlic, olive oli, onion, paloma, pigeon, Pimentón de la Vera, red wine vinegar, white wine
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Lamb’s Heart
October 2nd, 2010 Stuffed lamb’s hearts are an extremely cheap and satisfying meal, though you’ll need to buy them from a good butcher because they don’t appear on supermarket shelves. I’ve tried a few recipes which call for a stuffing of … Continue reading
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