Then serve the ribs with grilled leeks with romesco sauce.
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Or Martha Rose Shulman's recipe for grilled leeks with romesco sauce.
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Another favorite was pearly-fleshed hake with a chunky, well-seasoned romesco sauce.
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Or this recipe for grilled leeks with romesco sauce, which may pair nicely with a platter of barbecued chicken.
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A lobster-and-salt-cod cake was mushy, with little lobster in the mix, but I liked its bright red romesco sauce.
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But the shrimp's only the garnish for yet another component: a creamy gazpacho that could be mistaken for a loose Romesco sauce.
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Bite Theater made the act of dipping gnocchi into romesco sauce an act akin to playing with the hand of a virtual diety.
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You may prefer to cook Mark Bittman's recipe for whole-roasted cauliflower with romesco sauce on Sunday night, alongside a winter squash gratin.
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Think crisp lamb ribs, halloumi cheese in a salad, spice-roasted carrots, seared scallops with romesco sauce, and chicken cooked under a brick.
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Recipes on the new food site include her lemon and walnut pasta, grilled chicken and Romesco sauce, and John's rosé shrimp with herby breadcrumbs.
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And there are dried, round, mahogany ñora peppers ($1 each), essential for romesco sauce to slather on grilled leeks for a seasonal Catalan treat.
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Here is Sqirl, where Jessica Koslow delivers sorrel pesto rice and a "Home on the Range" tartine that makes bedfellows of sturgeon, romesco sauce and apples.
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The avocado stuffed with an aromatic romesco sauce and pickled cauliflower was our first clue that we were in for a long evening of the best kind.
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The romesco sauce — unorthodox, with more spicy red oil than usual — was very good with a whole porgy or the broiled steak of steelhead trout that replaced it.
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On the cold station, Gallup carefully molded the pastelón de malanga, a layered terrine of taro root and guiso of chayote, pumpkin, and eggplant with romesco sauce, toasted almonds, and carrot tops.
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If I'm making Romesco sauce, sometimes the salad bar has roasted peppers, this saves me a step and 40-plus minutes...and [I] only use exactly what you need (since they sell by weight).
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John Brand, the executive chef, spent a week this January on a culinary tasting tour through Spain to get inspiration for his 11 bites such as salt cod croquettes and lamb meatballs with romesco sauce.
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Here, the inspiration for the executive chef, Bryan Noury, is global, with an array of dishes of the moment like grilled octopus with romesco sauce, hamachi crudo and a 45-day dry-aged beef burger.
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A half-dozen sharing plates followed, among them a bright "ceviche" of avocado and jalapeño, grilled asparagus with romesco sauce, and pillowy gnudi in brown butter with crisp bits of kale and a generous shaving of summer truffles that lacked for nothing.
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Other common ingredients include sherry vinegar, red wine vinegar and onions. Leaves of fennel or mint may be added, particularly if served with fish or escargot. It is very often served with seafood, but can also be served with a wide variety of other foods, including poultry, some red meats like lamb, and vegetables. Romesco sauce is often confused with other similar sauces, particularly salsa de calçots or salvitxada.
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A popular gastronomic event of the same name is held between the end of winter and early spring, where calçots are grilled, dipped in salvitxada or romesco sauce, and consumed in massive quantities.Els "Calçots" Grilled Green Onions with Romesco, last retrieved 2012–09–01. In Japan, tree onions (wakegi) are used mostly as topping of Japanese cuisine such like tofu. In China, scallion is commonly used together with ginger and garlic to cook all kinds of vegetables and meat.
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Romesco () is a tomato-basedAuthentic Romesco Sauce Recipe sauce that originated from Valls, Tarragona, Catalonia. The fishermen in this area made this sauce to be eaten with fish. It is typically made from any mixture of roasted tomatoes and garlic, toasted almonds, pine nuts, and/or hazelnuts, olive or sunflower oil, and nyora peppers (a sun dried, small, round variety of red bell pepper). Flour or ground stale bread may be used as a thickener or to provide texture.
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The most traditional way of eating calçots is at a calçotada (plural: calçotades), an annual gastronomical celebration held between November and April,"La Gran Fiesta de la CALÇOTADA" el Alt Camp (Spanish) where barbecued calçots are consumed in massive quantities."The Calçotada: From Spain to Your Backyard" (February 25, 2013) Catavino Calçots are grilled until charred, wrapped in newspaper to steam, then consumed by peeling off the charred skin and dipping the white portion in salvitxada or romesco sauce. The green tops are discarded. The calçots are accompanied by red wine or cava sparkling wine.
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It is grilled on high fire, wrapped up in newspaper, served on terra cotta tiles and eaten after peeling with bare hands by dipping one by one in romesco sauce along with an accompaniment of red wine and bread. It is followed by roasted lamb meat and sausage and white beans, for dessert oranges and white cava. Among the typical Catalan desserts and sweets, the most famous are "mel i mató" (local cottage cheese with honey), crema catalana and coca. The torró (nougat) is eaten during Christmas time.
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