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Tag Archives: oregano
Lomo de Orza
Lomo de Orza is an old fashioned Spanish method of curing and preserving pork loin in lard (manceta de cerdo), very much like duck confit. Preserving pork in it’s own fat is thought to predate duck confit by several centuries. … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged aceite de oliva, adobo, aspic, cinnamon, cloves, confit, cumin, duck confit, extra virgin olive oil, gelatin, Harold McGee, Kilner Jar, lard, lomo, lomo de cerdo, Lomo de Orza, manteca colorá, manteca de cerdo, Manzanilla La Gitana En Rama, marinade, matanza, oregano, pimentón d la Vera, pork loin, red wine vinegar, tapas
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Albóndigas De Pollo
I have been meaning to post an Albóndigas de Pollo (chicken meatball) recipe for some time. I distinctly remember eating some excellent Albóndigas at El Rellotge in Sant Pol de Mar, a few years ago. I thought they were made … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged albóndigas de pollo, albondigas, chicken meatballs, chicken thighs, cilantro, coriander, cumin, egg, El Pollo Alegre, mandonguilles, mandonguilles de pollastre, meatballs, muslos de pollo, oregano, parsley, pimentón d la Vera, roux, salsa, sauce, semillas de comino, smoked streaky bacon, sofrito, thyme, tomato
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Estofado de Cordero con Patatas y Arroz
I cooked a roast shoulder of lamb on Sunday and while looking at recipes for leftover lamb, came across a few for Estofado de Cordero con Patatas y Arroz – lamb stew with potatoes and rice, which sounded perfect. You … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged 13th Century Al-Andalus Cookbook, anchovy paste, azafrán, Bomba rice, carrot, chicken stock, Compta Ovelles, el Libre del Coch, estofado de cordero con patatas y arroz, garlic, green pepper, lamb, lamb and potato stew with rice, oregano, Penèdes, pimentón d la Vera, potatoes, rice, saffron, thyme
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Sopa de Habas
I came across a recipe for Maccu di San Giuseppe recently, a dried broad bean and fennel soup traditionally served on St. Joseph’s Day in Sicily. The correct day (19th March) was long gone, but I love broad beans and … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Recipes
Tagged ancho chilli, anchovy paste, broad bean soup, broad beans, Castilla, cider vinegar, cilantro, coriander, cumin seeds, El Gringo, garlic, habas, jalapeño, Lent, Maccu di San Giuseppe, onion, oregano, salsa roja, Sopa de Habas, St. Joseph's Day, Tempranillo, tomato purée, 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
Pissaladière
The Pissaladière is an anchovy, olive and onion topped flat bread, which is synonymous with the city of Nice. It’s thought that the origin of the pissaladière is likely to be Genoa (Italy), where they have been eating a Pizza … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Fish, Food, Recipes
Tagged anchovies, black pepper, Côte de Provence, dough, Elizabeth David, extra virgin olive oil, garlic, Julia Child, Kalamata olives, olives, onions, oregano, Pissaladière, Pissalandrea, pizza, Salade Niçoise, savory, thyme, yeast
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Carne de Cerdo en Adobo
The preservation of meat and fish in Adobo went to South America with the Spanish after 1492. The original recipe containing red wine vinegar and olive oil, preserved food in barrels during long sea voyages. Columbus brought pimentón (smoked ground … Continue reading
Posted in Drink, Food, Meat, Recipes, Spanish
Tagged adobo, ancho chillies, bay leaves, Carne de Cerdo en Adobo, chipotle chillies, cider vinegar, crackling, cumin seeds, Diana Kennedy, garlic, lime juice, Mexican pork adobo, onion, oregano, pork shoulder, Tequila, thyme
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