From Sasha Martin, Globaltableadventure.com, a truly amazing blog: “Carbonada en Zapallo is a traditional Christmas dish in Argentina, it also makes a wonderful dish for Halloween or Thanksgiving potlucks. It’s best to bake the pumpkin on something you can use for serving because trying to lift a softened pumpkin full of soup … well, let’s just say it begs to crack in half and spill everywhere. If this is not an option, roast the pumpkin on a baking sheet until well browned – about an hour and fifteen minutes, remove to serving platter and fill with completely cooked soup right before serving.” Check out her blog about cooking the world!
Posted for ZWT7- Central and South America. I found this on alleasyrecipes.com. Note: Zaar doesn’t recognize the calf’s foot cut in 4 pieces so I put it here. You probably can’t buy one anyway but its part of the recipe.
September sees the start of the season of Okra and yes, it can be a slimy gooey vegetable if not handled right! This Albanian Lamb and Okra Stew is really quick to make, the smell is amazing and has a good balance of soft Okra but not gooey. The key to this Okra stew is not to pierce any holes in the Okra as this prevents them from going too slimy. Before you start this recipe you need to decide if you will use homemade stock or store brought. To make homemade stock it is best to use lamb chops or shanks.
Lamb, carrots, onions and soup pasta simmered together in a light sauce made from meat juices and tomato puree.
A spicy and complex chili recipe from Afghanistan, with browned lamb, chickpeas, spinach, and lots of spices!
