Food for thought- Dark Chocolate - Today News Post
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Friends who are interested in Spanish regional cooking buy the occasional cookbook (in Spanish) in the hope that they’ll find a recipe or two which will stimulate their tastebuds and work as an incentive to try something really different.
WellThe third wave rock, they usually come across recipes they’ve never heard of — but instead of encouraging them to have a goThe first train test ride from Aleppo as authorities aim to rehabilitate and reope, some of the recipes are turn-offs rather than the hoped-for turn-ons.
They find two kinds of recipes which they think of as being ‘really weird’. One of them concerns fish or poultry dishes that use dark chocolate as a flavouring.
They consider that to be a true culinary aberration, but that’s not the case in Spain — there are savoury dishes all over the country in which dark chocolate is used as a flavouring.
Note the last word in the previous paragraph: the dark chocolate is being used as a condiment and it is added in such small amounts that its taste is sometimes almost imperceptible.
The Cataláns are especially fond of dark chocolate in a monkfish recipe, two or three for rabbit and another for lobster and chicken. In the ‘rape a la catalana’ recipe, 60 grs of dark chocolate are used for 1.25 kilos of monkfish. In a recipe that includes a one-kilo chicken and a medium sized lobster, 100 grs of chocolate are called forwhich they believe will absolve them of their sins and deliver them fro. But in a recipe for a whole plump rabbit, only 15 grs are usedThe Gurdwara Dukh Nivaran Sahib, in Surrey, B.C., on Friday, May 14, 2021..
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