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Tapas: Port and parsley butter mushrooms

December 20, 2011

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Perfect as a side to steak, grilled chicken or one of a few tapas if you are planning to carry a Spanish theme at your next dinner party.

{Day 22} No-cook vegan nachos for the International Day of the Nacho

October 22, 2011

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It's vegan, and with so many beans and veg it's nutritious and very delicious.

{Day 7} Arroz con leche (rice pudding) and mango jelly

October 7, 2011

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This 'rice with milk' is simple to prepare, deliciously creamy and sweet with a mesmerising aroma of cinnamon and a hint of lemon zest.

Squid and chorizo in a piquillo pepper sauce

February 16, 2011

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There is no better way to explore a culture and get to know the people than through sharing a meal at their table. The following recipe is my interpretation of what Spanish food is quintessentially about: seafood, cured pork sausages, olives and smoky peppers.

More tapas: Port and parsley butter mushrooms

November 23, 2010

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Since I’m on the topic of tapas (here and here), I thought I’d mention my all-time favourite: port and parsley butter mushrooms. Although the traditional recipe calls for sherry, I prefer to use port as it gives the sauce and mushrooms a beautiful glossy, sticky finish and the flavour is just so irresistibly deep. Again, it… [Read more…]

Tapas style chorizo and potato salad with spicy salsa

November 19, 2010

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Spicy, smokey and a breeze to make. We’ve come across many a styles of this chorizo and potato dish in our culinary adventures across the Sydney tapas scene, and now we have a favourite recipe to make at home, too. It’s great as a side dish at barbecues, as an alternative to the supermarket bought potato… [Read more…]

Spring tapas: Grilled haloumi with watermelon cubes and caramelised balsamic

October 25, 2010

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I’ve always liked haloumi and often use it in salads or lightly fried and dressed with lemon zest oil, but recently I discovered this particular watermelon pairing at gallon. - our local wine bar. Mr Chipconnoisseur is so in love with the warm saltiness of the cheese and sweet chilll of the watermelon, he has asked me… [Read more…]