Wednesday, 15 July 2009

Buying Corn. Socca Flatbread. Cook with Fire and Steam.



Article: Medieval stews are back on the menu


I found the recipe in Dorothy Hartley's Food In England [...] which has a riveting section on ''combined operations'' cookery. Combined operations basically means using two heat sources, fire and steam.


Article: How to buy and prepare fresh corn


Follow these tips on buying summer's favorite finger vegetable ...

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Blog Post & Recipe: Recipe for Socca (Garbanzo or Chickpea Flatbread Pancake from France)


Chickpea flour is used all over the world to make thin flatbread crepes, pancakes, or crackers. Depending on where they're made, they can be called Pappadum (India), Farinata (Italy) or Socca (France). Farinata and Socca may or may not be the same, depending on which expert you ask, but they're definitely similar.

Socca



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