Catalan Salad
This light, fresh and flavoursome salad makes an unusual but delightful accompaniment to many dishes.
This light, fresh and flavoursome salad makes an unusual but delightful accompaniment to many dishes.
Richly flavored dish originating in the Catalonian region of Spain and especially nice with roasted potatoes on the side.
A quick and delicious recipe from the Chicago Tribune that makes delightful use of our garden bounty of escarole. We have made a nice vegetarian dinner of this with freshly steamed rice. Of course, then this only served two instead of the listed four (LOL). They said, “Jose Garces uses dried guindilla chilies, but more common Anaheim, California or guajillo chilies can be substituted. This recipe is adapted from his book, “Latin Evolution.””
Mark Twain once said: “cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with college education” I was attracted to this recipe because of it’s simpleness with ingredients to enhance, not cover up, the delicate flavor of cauliflower. This is from my new cokbook, A Mediterranean Feast.
A spinach side dish from the Catalan region in Spain. Strong Moorish influences! Whatever you do, DO NOT overcook the spinach! From Jose Andres Tapas: A Taste of Spain in America. Love Jose’s recipes!
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