Showing posts with label offal:liver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label offal:liver. Show all posts

Wednesday, 19 October 2011

Peppers, Chillies & Calf’s Liver / Sour Noodles / Baba Ghanoush Soup



Recipe: Peppers, Chillies and Calf’s Liver


An easy stir fry of calf’s liver, red bell pepper, leeks, shallots and chillies.


Blog Post & Recipe: Sour Noodles


I set out to make a sour noodle after having a crazy sour broth at a Thai place last week. I dressed these noodles with a bunch of lime and a little sriracha and they came out sour and delicious.


Blog Post & Recipe: baba ghanoush soup + abundance


I love super garlicky baba ghanoush. It’s so flavourful and easy to make at home. This soup is no different. You kind of just roast everything off, combine the veg with some liquid and let it rip in the blender/food processor.



Sunday, 14 August 2011

Port-Braised Oxtail Cakes on Yellow Corn Polenta / Stir Fried Anchovies (Myulchi Bokkeum) / An A to Z of offal + 3 Offal Recipes



Blog Post & Recipe: Port-Braised Oxtail Cakes on Yellow Corn Polenta- It’s the Little Things


I turned a soggy pile of oxtail mush into a panko-fried cake and I put it on a round of polenta. Then I topped my savory “sundae,” but not with a cherry. Instead I used a port-poached plum.


Blog Post & Recipe: Stir Fried Anchovies (Myulchi Bokkeum)


This dish is a staple in most Koreans' refrigerator. It is easy to make, lasts for a while and can be eaten as a side dish with any meal. Also it is perfect for lunchboxes. Once you get over the weirdness of eating so many tiny fish in one bite it's really delicious.


Article & Recipes: An A to Z of offal (links to the recipes are over to the right)


Jump to: Blood | Brains | Caul | Cocks' combs | Ears | Eyes | Feet | Giblets | Heads | Hearts | Intestines | Kidneys | Liver | Lungs | Marrow | Palates | Spleen | Sweetbreads | Tail | Testicles (Fries) | Tongues | Tripe | Udder

Pig's trotters in milk recipe ... Steak and kidney pudding recipe ... Curried tripe recipe



Saturday, 9 July 2011

Homemade Violet Crumble / The Eskimo Cook Book / How to Peel Ginger



Blog Post & Recipe: Let's Do the Hokey Pokey!


So if you are asking why bother with scratchmade honeycomb if you can get Crunchie or Violet Crumble, I would say, because you can use better chocolate, that's why.


Blog Post & Recipes: The Eskimo Cook Book


The Eskimo Cook Book is a collection of recipes brought together by children at the Shismaref Day School in 1952 and published as a booklet by the 'Alaska Crippled Children's Association'.

Cranberries ... Blueberries ... Lincod Eskimo Ice Cream ... Ahzeeach and Ahlowe'-kuk ... Buegwakuk ... Tomcod Liver and berries ... Ah-pick ... Willow Meats ... Eskimo Ice Cream ... Sue'wok (dried salmon eggs) and berries ... Eggs (duck or sea-gull) ... Conch ... [etc]


Blog Post & Video: How to Peel Ginger


All those little nooks and nubs make peeling ginger with a paring knife a veritable nightmare. Think of the waste! Intolerable. So Amanda dreamt up a trick that requires nothing more than a small spoon and Merrill has a hand at demonstration: you use the spoon's edge to quickly scrape away the root's surprisingly thin skin. It's so safe you could even enlist the wee folk for this task!



Tuesday, 12 January 2010

Welsh Rarebit Muffins / Substituting Agave for Sugar / Calf's Liver with Onions



Blog Post & Recipe: Nigella's Welsh Rarebit Muffins


Neither particularly healthy nor sweet, they are a great snack for on the road and would be delicious with breakfast eggs or a bowl of soup.


Blog Post: Tips for Substituting Agave in Baked Goods


Agave isn't a difficult ingredient to add to your pantry and won't crystallize (like honey), making it have a ridiculously long shelf life. Agave is easy enough to interchange in sauces, drinks or stir frying, but baking can be a bit more difficult.


Blog Post & Recipe: Calf's Liver with Onions


One of my favorite calf's liver recipes comes from The River Cottage Meatbook, in which the pan is deglazed with balsamic vinegar after the liver has been seared. A well-aged balsamic pairs nicely, but recently I've been using an aged fig vinegar, a sweeter and much fruitier alternative.



Monday, 12 October 2009

Sautéed Calf’s Liver / Garlic Soup / Five Cheesy Bread Recipes



Article & Recipe: Reunion With a Rich Old Friend


... I went with the traditional pan sauce of bacon and onions. Liver cooks speedily, so I started my onions and bacon first. I stirred in some shredded radicchio for color and as a way to put more vegetables into the meal.

Sautéed Calf’s Liver with Bacon and Radicchio


Blog Post & Recipe: Richard Olney's Garlic Soup Recipe


I've worked my way through a stack of garlic soup recipes over the years. Some clipped from magazines or torn from newspapers, others scribbled in shorthand on scraps of paper. It is a delicious realm of soups, and there have been plenty of notable bowls amongst them. To that extent, I thought I'd share the one I love most.


Blog Post & Recipes: Savory, Cheesy, Quick: Five Bread Recipes


Do you have any favorite quickbread recipes?
• 1 Cheese, Rosemary & Potato Loaf, from Jane Hornby/Good Food
• 2 Bacon-Cheddar Quick Bread with Dried Pears, from Dorie Greenspan/Bon Appétit
• 3 Basic Beer-Cheese Bread, from Cooking Light
• 4 Cheddar-Corn Spoon Bread, from Martha Stewart
• 5 Gruyère and Rosemary Cake, from Yotam Ottolenghi/The Guardian



Thursday, 6 August 2009

Mushrooms and Polenta. Chicken liver and Onions. Paleta Ice Pops.




Blog Post & Recipes: Mushrooms, Thyme, Shallots, and Polenta


Mushrooms are hearty, flavorful, and go well with most grains. I put them on pizza, pasta, and in phyllo pie. Here they are with polenta ...


Blog Post & Recipe: Chicken Liver and Onions


The liver and onions can be eaten alone, or served over rice or pasta. I liked the idea of them over raviolis, and I think the flavors of the goat cheese and liver worked well together (if you like strong flavors of course).


Article & Recipes: A chef perfects the paleta of childhood (via the Kitchn)


What makes a Mexican ice pop - called a paleta - different from an American one is the flavor. Paletas can be either savory or sweet, and they can include such ingredients as tamarind with chile, cucumber with lime, salted plum, rose petal, hibiscus tea and even tequila. They are either water- or milk-based and, aside from a bit of sugar and sometimes gelatin, have little else added ...

Paleta de Durazno con Miel (Peach & Honey Ice Pop) ... Paleta de Pepino con Limon y Chile (Cucumber Ice Pop With Lime & Chile) ... Raspado de Frambuesa (Raspberry Snow Cone) ... Raspado de Tamarindo (Tamarind Snow Cone)