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Huevos con morcilla at Landa Restaurant. Burgos(SPAIN).

Lux Aeterna.

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Do you have a recipe for okra stew, Doug?  Looks tasty

Do you have a recipe for okra stew, Doug?  Looks tasty

 

What he said. I would definitely make that and eat it.

For the rice:

 

-add 1tbsb butter, 2tbsp thyme, 2tbsp smoked paprika, a little powdered onion and garlic, 1/4 tsp salt, and 1 cup dry rice to a hot sauce pot and toast everything for a minute or two stirring regularly. The rice should get coated by the paprika. Add 2 cups broth (veg or chicken), bring to a boil (will be almost instant if it was hot enough to toast the rice), cover, and simmer on low for 15 to 17 minutes.
 

 

For the okra:

 

- Chop an onion (I like yellow for the sweetness) and saute for a minute or two in olive oil and a pinch of salt.

 

- Add a bag of frozen (or fresh if you have it -- we don't) okra, and saute for a few minutes -- the okra will release its slime and soften a bit.

 

- Add a clove or two of chopped garlic and let soften.

 

- Add a big can of good quality tomatoes, or a bunch of fresh ones, a can of drained chick peas (or fresh if you can find them), and 1 cup of broth (veg or chicken), a bunch of thyme and smoked paprika and let cook for 10-15 minutes. A 1/2 cup of white wine is also good at this point as it helps bring out some flavors from the tomatoes -- not strictly necessary.

 

- Add Tabasco (or something else spicy -- but the vinegar in Tabasco works well here) when it is close to done, and salt & pepper to taste.

 

Fresh lemon juice just before serving is also nice.

 

I generally use a 14" saute pan on medium to med-high heat for this as it seems to dissipate the liquid at a better rate than something with higher sides. Otherwise it can turn a bit mushy by the time enough liquid has evaporated.

 

Follow it with the chocolate chocolate-chip walnut cookies you made the night before.

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Asparagus Cream, Beetroot Ice, Soy


Broccoli, Green Strawberry,
Caper Berries

 

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Peas and Sweetcorn


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Mushroom Milk


John Dory, Cucumber Ketchup,
Lemon Thyme, Kohlrabi


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Cheese on Toast


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Ice Cream


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Looks Very nice, 'Stretch. Pics (very déclassé, I know), or venue?

Drake's in Ripley. Brilliant food, super dangerous wine list.

Crostini of truffled chicken liver.

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Some kind of duck sashimi at the fancy Ramen place Colin sent me to in NYC.

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Surprisingly, as Colin recommended this, it has all been pretty awesome.

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Finishing with Black Sesame, Sweet Potato and Green Tea Gelatos.

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The return of "raid on the fridge". But its all gone now.

Trying Mexican Brisket, blackened Brussel sprouts and green Chile mac n cheese for lunch today.

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