Spanish-style Chicken and Chorizo Stew with Peppers, Onions and Smoked Paprika. Marks and Spencer sell a fantastic range of ready prepared meals and they do a range called 'Cook'.
Last week I spied this Spanish-style chicken and chorizo stew with peppers, onions, smoked paprika and Arborio rice.
Anyway, I bought one to give it a try, but with every intention of having a go at making it myself if we liked it; we loved it.
Top Recipe Tips!
- Be sure to use smoked paprika, or it won't taste the same. I always use this brand of sweet smoked Pimentón de la Vera.
- If it's good enough for Gordon Ramsay and Rick Stein then it's good enough for me! Seriously it is the best.
- For this recipe, you will need a whole garlic bulb
How to Roast Garlic in the Oven
Preheat your oven to 200°C/400°F
Peel most of the paper off the garlic. Leave the head itself intact with all the cloves connected.
Cut the top off the head of garlic to expose the tops of the garlic cloves.
Drizzle a couple of teaspoons of olive oil over the exposed surface of the garlic, letting the oil sink down into the cloves.
Wrap the garlic in kitchen foil and roast in the oven for 40 minutes.
After 40 minutes, check how it's going - the garlic is done when a centre clove is completely soft when pierced with a sharp knife.
Once it's nice and soft, you can continue roasting until deeply golden for a more caramelized flavour, but check the garlic every 10 minutes. The exact roasting time will depend on the size of your garlic, the variety, and its age.
Love Chorizo? Then you might like my Crispy Potatoes with Chorizo, Lemon and Garlic.
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Jan, you're very talented. I don't think I could ever make something exactly the same or similar simply by reading the ingredients as shown on a ready meal or jar, hahaha. But I'm sure it'd be fun if I at least tried.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a spicy dish! No shame in finishing of a serving of 4 by yourselves! Haha I'm glad the dish was a success.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds 10,000 times better than the brought version!
ReplyDeleteMaybe you should be in the test kitchen rather than on the shop floor?
O HEAVENS.........THAT LOOKS AMAZING !!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI wish that Marks and Spencers was still here in Canada. I loved so many things there. This stew is perfect for the season:D
ReplyDeleteThe word Chorizo alone evokes "yummy thoughts". I bet Chorizo would even make dessert taste delish...it's that wonderous of an ingredient.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is...Hot Stuff!!! It looks fabulous and I love the addition of smoked paprika, Jan.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...
P.S. It's Fluffernutter Day on the other side of the Pond...