| Botswana Groundnut Stew |
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Botswana: Chicken Groundnut Stew
Botswana: Chicken Groundnut Stew
Super easy to make and delicious. Chicken cooked in a sauce made with peanut butter, tomato, ginger, and chilli pepper. Yummy!
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Bosnia: Cevapcici
Bosnia: Cevapcici (Grilled lamb and beef meatballs)
Delicious meat ball made from ground beef and ... pork. Recipe said we should use lamb or, for non-muslims, pork. Since we are non-muslims, we went with the pork. The only spics in sweet paprika, so the taste is very mild. It tasted somewhat like a hamburger. Also reminded us of a Brazilian-Arabic kibe. We had it with pita bread, cabbage, and zuchinni, | Bosnia: Cevapcici |
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| We spent the morning playing a geography game and we are getting pretty good about locating all the balcan countries! |
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Bolivia: Guiso de Carne
Bolivia: Guiso de Carne
A wonderful beef stew, somewhere in between Minestrone Soup and Chili. Yummy for a cold day!
A wonderful beef stew, somewhere in between Minestrone Soup and Chili. Yummy for a cold day!
| Bolivian Guiso de Carne |
Bhutan: Mint Chicken
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Bermuda: Penne with Pumpkin
Bermuda: Penne with Pumpkin
Wonderful pasta, very beautiful yellows, easy to make. We used butternut squash.
Bermuda is a territory of the United Kindgom. The closest main land is Virginia, USA. Just swim about 680 miles and you get there....
| Penne with Pumpkin from Bermuda |
Bermuda is a territory of the United Kindgom. The closest main land is Virginia, USA. Just swim about 680 miles and you get there....
Benin: Lamb in Peanut Sauce
Belize: Ganache
Belize: Ganache
The ganache is related to the Mexican food we see in Colorado: a flour tortilla topped with refried beans, veggies, and cheese. IN this case th eveggies were green cabagge and carrots. The main difference is that vinegar is sprinkled over it, and limes are served on the side so you can squeeze them. The final result is very tangy, and very good!
The ganache is related to the Mexican food we see in Colorado: a flour tortilla topped with refried beans, veggies, and cheese. IN this case th eveggies were green cabagge and carrots. The main difference is that vinegar is sprinkled over it, and limes are served on the side so you can squeeze them. The final result is very tangy, and very good!
| Ganache from Belize |
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