My real favorite fruits is not readily available in the USA and those are:
Guayaba
Naranjilla
Tomate de arbol (sweet)
Taxo
Chirimoya
In the US I would have to say it is the nectarine, though I do like blackberries an awful lot.
#2. What is the one spice in your kitchen you use more than any other?
cinnamon and cardamom (well, really I wish I used cardamom more)
#3. Pudding. Instant, stovetop or premade?
My favorite pudding is Instant pistachio pudding.
#4. Share a recipe using potatoes.
As a small child I lived in Spain and I loved Tortilla de Patata.
Here is an approximation of my mothers recipe:
- 2 lbs. of potatoes
- 2 onions
- 6 to 8 eggs
- extra virgin olive oil
- salt
- Cut the onions into about 1/2 inch pieces. Add the pieces to a pan with olive oil and sautee until they turn brown (not burnt).
- Cut up the potatoes while the onions are cooking and add them to the onions in the frying pan.
- Fry over medium heat, stirring rarely, until slightly brown.
- Remove the pan from the heat and drain the oil.
- Beat 6 eggs in a very large bowl, then add the sauteed potatoes and onions. Add more eggs if the mixture is too dry.
- Add more olive oil to the frying pan (preferably large with high sides) and add the mixture. Cook the egg until it sets up. I start first with a high heat and then switch to a low heat.
- Turn the tortilla over so that it browns on both sides. Serve hot or cold
5 comments:
I'm sure I have a small bottle of cinnamon somewhere. Now that I don't do much baking any more, I can't seem to find it (LOL).
Thanks for playing Four Foods on Friday. Stumbled.
that recipe sounds delish...what meal is it usually eaten?
I know I actually own some cardamom, but I don't know what I ever used it in! What do you use it in?
I never heard of any of those fruits. I will have to check them out to see what they are close to here in the US.
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