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Tag Archives: cayenne pepper
Moroccan Liver
Liver cooked on a skewer (Kouah) and served as a kebab is very common street food in Morocco. This is often calf’s or lamb’s liver (Boulfaf), wrapped in caul fat. The liver can be interspersed with other offal, such as … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Food, Meat, Recipes
Tagged Boulfaf, cayenne pepper, cumin seeds, Domaine de Sahari Gris du Maroc Rosé, fresh coriander, hummus, Kouah, lamb's liver, lemon juice, liver, Moroccan Liver, offal, onion, Pimentón de la Vera, sherry vinegar, star anise, turmeric
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Marmitako
Marmitako is a simple fishman’s stew from país Vasco (the Basque Country) which takes it’s name from the pot it’s cooked in – a marmita, coming from the French marmite (also where the English spread gets it’s name). According to … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged Bonito, cayenne pepper, choricero pepper, fish stew, fish stock, garlic, green peppers, Marmitako, marmite, olive oil, onion, parsley, Pimentón de la Vera, Pimiento choricero, potato, R. Garcia & Sons, tomato, tuna, Txakoli
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Devilled Pheasant
Devilled meats became very popular in Victorian England – possibly to disguise poor quality food. The process involves marinating the meat with hot spices before cooking and typically includes cayenne pepper, English mustard and Worcestershire sauce. Devilled kidneys were a … Continue reading
Rabbit Filé Gumbo
Just over a year ago, I set out to make a rabbit gumbo, but got distracted and made a pheasant gumbo instead! Having come across some andouille and a rabbit, at the bottom of the freezer this week, it seemed … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Game, Meat, Recipes
Tagged anchovy paste, andouille sausage, Cajun seasoning, cayenne pepper, filé, fresh coriander, gumbo, holy trinity, Los Conejos Malditos, rabbit, rabbit filé gumbo, red wine vinegar, sassafras, stock, sweet peppers, Tabasco Sauce, Worcestershire sauce
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Moorish Liver
The term Moorish Food can be quite difficult to accurately define. The Moors (from the Latin maurus, meaning person from the Roman province of Mauretania – North Africa) invaded Spain in 711 AD. Two thirds of Iberia was controlled by … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged Cap de Trons, cayenne pepper, cumin, extra virgin olive oil, gravy, liver, Moorish, onion, pig's liver, Pimentón de la Vera, sherry vinegar, streaky bacon
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Pheasant Filé Gumbo
A friend of mine brought me back some andouille and gumbo filé from New Orleans last week. My first thought was to make a rabbit gumbo, but the lovely Pheasant Girl has taken to saving me her best brace of … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Food, Game, Meat, Recipes
Tagged andouille, Cajun, Cajun seasoning, cayenne pepper, Creole, Faisan Filé Gumbo, filé, filé gumbo, gumbo, holy trinity, Lea and Perrin's, pheasant, pheasant filé gumbo, pheasant stock, roux, Tabasco Sauce
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Mexican Sausages
September 27th, 2013 This week Marek the Butcher created some Mexican style sausages. These are made of course ground pork, cayenne pepper, cinnamon, cloves, cumin, mild paprika and vinegar. I wouldn’t call these a chorizo personally but I did find an online Mexican chorizo recipe which does contain … Continue reading
Smoked Sausages
June 18th, 2012 Marek the Butcher made a fresh batch of Klobásy Sausages this weekend and we experimented with smoking them. Traditionally food was smoked to make it last longer before refrigerators were invented. Our aim here wasn’t to produce … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Meat, Recipes
Tagged cayenne pepper, cure, klobásy, Marek the Butcher, paprika, pork, sausage, smoked, sodium nitrate, sodium nitrite
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Lobster
December 31st, 2010 Lobsters are invertebrates – they have a hard external shell or exoskeleton. A lobster can live for up to 15 years, females reproduce from about 5 years old and produce up to 80,000 eggs at a time, … Continue reading
Posted in Fish, Recipes
Tagged B-52's, boiling, cayenne pepper, cheese sauce, fish, lobster, recipe, roux, sauté potatoes
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