Showing posts with label beans:broad/fava. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beans:broad/fava. Show all posts

Friday, 7 October 2011

Fava Bean Puree / Greek-Style Lamb Burgers / Chorizo & White Bean Soup with Queso Fresco



Blog Post & Recipe: Fava Bean Puree, Pat and "The Chew"


No, this isn't hummus. It's what you might call the Italian equivalent though - fava bean puree, made with dried fava beans.


Blog Post & Recipe: Greek-Style Lamb Burgers


If you like Greek food, you'll love these warm toasted pitas stuffed with flavorful ground lamb patties, tzatziki, feta and fresh vegetables


Blog Post & Recipe: Chorizo & White Bean Soup with Queso Fresco


The chorizo flavored the broth with its spicy smoky flavor and made me really happy. I made a big pot and froze it in serving-size containers, so each time I made it I experimented with toppings. I tried grated mozzarella with a sprinkle of minced Italian parsley, which was good. But the dollops of salty, crumbly Queso Fresco cheese with minced cilantro and basil sprinkled over the top was the best.



Sunday, 21 August 2011

Roasted Garlic & Broad Bean Soup / An Interview with Nigel Slater + Summer Squash With Lemon & Mint / Stir-fried Starch Jelly Noodles



Blog Post & Recipe: Roasted Garlic & Broad Bean Soup & a Facelift


This is a simple soup made of broad beans, stock, milk, lemon zest and roasted garlic, nothing more apart from the garnish of paprika and olive oil. If you don’t have broad beans you can also use haricot beans.


Article & Recipe: Nigel Slater, the 'Tender' Cook [ via ]


My most surprising recent meal was at Trullo, a little restaurant that opened just down the road, where they had a strange thing on the menu I'd never had before: grilled ox heart. They cut it finely, grilled it quickly and served it with olive oil and some grated fresh horseradish

Summer Squash With Lemon and Mint


Blog Post & Recipe: Stir-fried Starch Jelly Noodles


Mung bean starch is a strange beast. I found it, at a whopping £3.99 at the Korean supermarket below Centrepoint, after reading Sunflower's post on making Sichuan liang fen (starch jelly) noodles. I had to have it; in her post, she says if you like rice noodles, you'll like these - I LOVE rice noodles.



Tuesday, 21 June 2011

12 Sardine Recipes / Grill Your Vegetables / 8 Recipes from Simon Hopkinson



Blog Post & Recipes: Healthy & Sustainable: 12 Ways to Eat Sardines


Recipes with Fresh Sardines:

Broiled Sardines with Gremolata ... Crispy Sardines with Lemon & Mint ... Sardines on the Grill ... Sardines with Chickpeas, Lemon & Parsley ... Grilled Moroccan Sardines ... Sardines with Crisp Paprika Crumbs

Recipes with Canned Sardines:

Sardine Salad with Chickpeas & Feta ... Beet & Sardine Salad ... Sardine, Avocado & Radish Salad with Watercress ... Pantry Puttanesca with Sardines ... Beer-Batter-Fried Sardines & Lime ... Sardine Spread


Blog Post & Recipe: How to Grill Your Vegetables


Just don't think you can throw those mushrooms on the grill as is. They need to be spruced up. Oil, and vinegar, and spices, oh my. The rest of the vegetables are really not hard. Brush them with a little olive oil, and add salt and pepper. You're basically going for a nice char-grilled exterior.


Blog Post & Recipe: Simon Hopkinson's Good Cook recipes and an interview with Simon Hopkinson.


SLOW-COOKED RABBIT IN OLIVE OIL, WITH POTATOES AND AIOLI ... MARINATED BUTTERFLIED LEG OF LAMB WITH ASIAN GREEN SAUCE ... AUBERGINES WITH OLIVE OIL, GARLIC, PARSLEY AND FETA CHEESE ... SALAD OF BROAD BEANS, SMOKED COD'S ROE, RICOTTA AND OLIVE OIL ... MARINATED SARDINE FILLETS ... SMALL MERINGUES WITH WHIPPED CREAM ... WARM PRAWN SALAD WITH FLAGEOLET BEANS, ONION, PARSLEY AND OLIVE OIL ... HOMEMADE TANDOORI CHICKEN



Friday, 29 April 2011

Moroccan Butternut Pumpkin and Chickpea Tangine / Roast Fava Beans / Sfakiano Lamb with Yoghurt



Blog Post & Recipe: Moroccan Butternut Squash and Chickpea Tangine


At first I was thinking of just serving a tajine on some quinoa but why not add the quinoa directly to it so that it has more time to absorb all of the amazing flavours?


Article & Recipe: Fava beans: Roasting pods simplifies preparation


Roasting whole pods renders the beans' outer skin edible, and if the pods are small enough, the whole pod may be edible. Which goes to say, fava bean preparation just got a whole lot easier.


Blog Post & Recipe: Sfakiano Lamb with Yogurt


All you need is lamb, olive oil, onions and scallions, some dry white wine, stock or water, salt and pepper, lemon juice, more olive oil, dried Greek oregano and the sauce is completed with thick creamy, tangy Greek yogurt.



Wednesday, 13 May 2009

Grilled Fava Beans. Anchovies. Mushroom, Sausage, Goat Cheese, and Chive Grilled Pizzas.



Blog Post & Recipe: Grilled Fava Beans


The key is getting the grill (or pan) the right temperature - too hot and the pods char before the beans have time to steam in their pods.


Blog Post & Recipe: Mushroom, Sausage, Goat Cheese, and Chive Grilled Pizzas


This is a cross between crispy flatbread and chewy pizza with extra flavor from the char of the grill. If you don’t have access to a grill, bake the dough in the oven as you would any other pizza ... The mushrooms and sausage can be roasted up to three days ahead and warmed through before adding to the grilled dough.


Article & Recipe: And don't hold the anchovies

Look to the left for a link to "Roast leg of lamb with anchovies."


If one needs proof that anchovies are not natively malodorous, it's best to try Spanish or Italian brands in a jar (everyone agrees on the superior quality of the Spanish brand Ortiz). Anchovies also come salt-packed, requiring a brief soak in water. Even more impressive are the fresh fish ...

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* Recipe Roast leg of lamb with anchovies