Cookery-Recipes.Com

1000's of Free International and Ethnic Recipes

Asian Recipes » Indian Recipes » Mexican Recipes
European Recipes from Italy, Spain, France and More


Free Recipes

Mexican Ingredients | Mexican Cookbooks | Health Food | Organic Products

Digestive Plant Enzymes Buy Food Enzymes and Digestive Enzymes : View ALL Plant Based Enzymes

Buy Organic Chia Seeds and add them to almost ANY meal
The common complaint about flax seeds is that their flavor is too strong and they overpower the meal. Organic Chia Seeds are almost tasteless, so they easily disappear into most meals. When combined with liquid they gel and become soft. When tossed on salads they add a little extra crunch. You can Heat the seeds to add them to baking, soups, stews and sauces without affecting their nutritional value.

Free Recipes Posted By Visitors
Main | African | American | Appetizers | Asian | Baby and Kid | Bakery, Cookies and Candies | BBQ, Grill | Breakfast
Desserts, Ice Cream | Drinks, Wine and Liquor | European | Holiday Specials | Latin American, Mexican | Lunch | Entrees
Microwave, Home Made | Salads, Salad Dressings | Soups, Noodles, Stew and Steam | Vegetables, Healthy Foods
  Roast quail with juniper berries ii (relish)
 
Yield: 6 Cups
 
1 lg Orange navel      1 ea Lime
1 tb Ginger fresh grated      2 ea Cinnamon sticks
1 ea Chili dried      1 ea Vanilla bean split -- lengthwise
2 c Sugar      1 c Raisins
2 lb Cranberries
 fresh Cut the orange and lime with their skins into a 1/4-inch dice. Set aside. Tie the ginger cinnamon sticks chili and vanilla bean in cheesecloth and set aside. Place the sugar in a heavy large skillet preferably one with straight sides. Stir constantly over high heat until sugar turns light amber. The sugar must be cooked carefully to prevent burning; break up lumps as you go. (If there are still lumps of sugar after it begins to color work over low heat or off heat until mixture is smooth.) Stir in the orange the lime and the bag of spices and cook over high heat stirring constantly for 5 minutes. Fold in the raisins and cranberries stirring gently to coat with caramelized sugar. Cook over medium heat stirring gently until about half of the cranberries pop open about 10 minutes. Remove the pan from the heat and cool. Remove the bag of spices and spoon the relish into sterilized jars. Cover tightly and refrigerate for 1 month. This relish keeps about 3 months. Source: New York's Master Chefs Bon Appetit Magazine : Written by Richard Sax Photographs by Nancy McFarland : The Knapp Press Los Angeles 1985 Chef: Christian (Hitch) Albin (this dish) Chef: Seppi Renggli The Four Seasons Restaurant New York Owners: Tom Margittai and Paul Kovi Pastry: Bruno Comin

Buy Ingredients From Around The World For Your Ethnic Recipes