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The Fair Trade Cook Book
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This is a member of the worldwide family of
meat and vegetable stews.
Puchero and Ranchero seem to be spanish origin words that have entered the cuisine of Latin America.
So this dish (with local variations) may be found anywhere from southern U.S. states
probably all the way down to the Falklands.
Countries traced so far:
Spain,
Argentina,
Bolivia,
Colombia,
U.S.,
Mexico,
Peru,
Paraguay,
Surinam,
Uruguay.
Equipment.
Basically two things:
A large cooking pot. No, you definitely need a HUGE cooking pot.
And a gentle source of heat.
That's it. Oh and time. And a bottle of FAIRTRADE cooking wine.
(Cooking wine = wine to drink whilst the food is cooking).
Ingredients
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MethodPreparation
Top and tail, remove skins and slice the onions. CookingStage 1
Warm the pot and add a little cooking oil. Stage 2
Add any extra meats such as chicken, duck, or veal. Stage 3
By now the household will be complaining about cooking aromas and hunger. To serve
Serve with curried quinoa, or
rice, or
pasta, as the mood takes you.
Or with hunks (doorsteps) of bread. Variation
The above recipe can be varied dramatically with what ever is to hand. |