One-Pot Wonders
Kale, Andouille, Scallop, White Bean, and Piment d'Esplette - in Parchment
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SChoi22
April 30, 2014
Looks great! Is there a non-meat substitute you could recommend in place of the sausage?
juliunruly
August 26, 2012
The recipe doesn't state what to do with the second half of the kale mixture and white beans, after "on 15" parchment square, add half of kale mixture to center; scoop 1/2 white beans"
Jennifer A.
May 22, 2013
Oops. Sorry. The second half goes on the second square of parchment for the second pouch.
Babette's F.
January 9, 2010
Wow, someone actually uses Piment d'Esplette in the States - how exciting! It adds an amazing taste. Great recipe, thank you for sharing it.
Jennifer A.
January 11, 2010
Thanks for the nice comments. My friend, LLoquet, lives in Paris and gave me the Piment d'Esplette as a birthday gift. I really love it. It is also terrific on oven roasted sweet potatoes.
pierino
January 11, 2010
Again, this is one of my own favorite "piments". But I also like to use Aleppo pepper which has a little more "pop" to it. Sometimes I use them interchangeably.
Jennifer A.
January 12, 2010
Thanks for the tip! I picked up some Aleppo this weekend for an al pastor taco recipe (I was surprise to see that Aleppo is from Syria - I was expecting Mexico). I will definitely try it soon.
pierino
January 7, 2010
I love Piment d'Esplette which comes from the French side of the Basque border, if in fact there is a border. But the ingredients here are all really good and really Iberian except maybe for the andouille.
Jennifer A.
January 11, 2010
If only I could have found linguica sausage! Milwaukee actually has a surprisingly substantial array of ethnic markets but no Portuguese - yet!
lastnightsdinner
January 11, 2010
We've got plenty here in Rhode Island, Jennifer Ann. Maybe we can arrange a trade? :)
Jennifer A.
January 12, 2010
It's a deal! I may be back working in Boston soon - do you think I can tote a few links of kielbasa and bratwurst in my carry-on?
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