Could someone please help me? I made this any it went absolutely well until
after the second rise, the dough was SO SO delicate that was practically
impossible to turn out without it deflating :( iAnyone know what I have
been doing wrong?
Burned chorizo and greasy oil from the frying on a salad that already had a
dressing made of olive oil and Jerez vinegar. Is that supposed to be a
Spanish recipe? It is worse than the abomination that British usually call
paella.
Que el chaval no va a hacer una receta típica, sino que "inventa" una receta propia con ingredientes y formas de cocinar andaluzas...! Dejadlo que cree, y así aporta su granito de arena. Y no es chorizo quemado, el chorizo adquiere ese color cuando se frie, Y si no te gusta el "greasy", pues vete a tu Mc Donalds o comer sushi que seguro te sentará mejor. Hay que joderse!
Chicken Tagine with preserved lemons and olives (Morocco)
//www.merrychefs.blogspot.com/ A lovely Moroccon main course, great with couscous and flat bread. (Those recipes to follow). Ingredients: 1/2 tsp saffron, ...
looks like a great spicy dish, but where's the TAGINE - you know, the cone
shaped Moroccan pot that would alow this dish to be called a tagine !?!
Without it, this is just a oven bake stew.