I recently found this recipe in a local Newspaper. I made it that same Night, and loved it. I used boneless, skinless chicken thighs in this recipe and that worked out wonderfully. It may seem like a long cooking time, but this is well worth the effort.
This tasty recipe for a classic Basque version of scrambled eggs makes a great breakfast or brunch dish.
Marmitako is a traditional Basque dish, which I have yet to make myself. I’m told it’s delicious and seems very easy to make. I like the one pot idea! I’m unsure of the serving size, it seems like a lot to me for 4 people!
This was my dinner tonight and i really loved the taste of the chicken and the rice. It is kind of a paella casserole
A long time ago I had a recipe from a Basque cookbook for really tasty eggs poached in a simple stew of tomatoes, peppers, and onions. I’ve since lost that recipe, but this is pretty close to the flavors (though I won’t claim it as authentic Basque cooking!) This is really quick to prepare, especially if you dice your veggies as you’re cooking instead of doing th prep work all up front (for example, while the sausage sautes, dice the onion, after the onion goes in, mince the garlic, once the garlic is in, dice the peppers, etc.) This can be made vegetarian/vegan by substituting 1 tsp. oil for the sausage.
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