Tag Archives: curcuma

Recipes for Port: Tuna steak with black Italian rice, spices and cherry/beetroot sauce

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    We cooked the black rice* with salt and pepper and then incorporated curcuma, cinnamon and mild curry.  Into the rice we also added some cherry/beetroot purée that we had made (just pitted cherries, cooked beetroot and a little … Continue reading →

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Recipes for Port: Boudin Noir with apples and beetroot sautéed with cinnamon and curcuma

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  Boudin Noir (also known as black pudding or blood sausage) is very easy to find in any butcher shop in France. We tried it on its own with the port and the combination was already close to perfect. The … Continue reading →

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Recipes for Port: Pan fried Calves liver with cherry and beetroot sauce

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    We pan fried small portions of calves’ liver with salt, pepper and olive oil. We kept the heat high enough to get the outside of the liver crispy (bitterness) on the outside and keep a soft rare center … Continue reading →

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Recipes for Port: Salad on a spoon: Sardines, melon and cherries

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    Sounds wild, I know. But it works like a charm. The sardines are a tribute to Portuguese tradition. (And they do grow a lot of cherries in Portugal, I don’t know about melons…) Fresh sardine fillets cut into … Continue reading →

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Recipes for Port:Sautéed chicken gizzards with baby spring potatoes and boiled beets

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            Gésiers with potato and beet Use either confit gizzards or  gizzards that have been cooked for a long time. The gizzards must be really soft and really cooked so that their sweetness comes out. The spices we used were: … Continue reading →

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