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VOLUME 1 - Kilimanjaro Foods

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peppercorns, parsley, & salt & cook over moderate heat for 5 mins.<br />

Add salmon & cook for 10 mins. Remove salmon & cut it into 1-inch<br />

cubes. Discard bones. Strain broth & discard flavorings.<br />

2. Mix onions & flour together. Heat oil in a pan, add onion<br />

mixture, & stir for 1 min. Cover pan & cook over low heat for 5<br />

mins. Add fish broth, walnut paste, coriander, oregano, hot chili,<br />

dill, parsley, celery, & tomato paste. Mix & cook low heat for 15<br />

mins. Add fish cubes & cook for 5 mins more. Serve hot,<br />

garnished w/a<br />

little chopped dill in each of soup plate. Serves 8 to 10.<br />

Romee (Cornmeal Mush)<br />

Servings<br />

c white (or yellow),Instant<br />

-cornmeal<br />

c water,cold<br />

When did corn travel from Valley of Mexico to Georgian? It had to<br />

have been after Spanish conquestin sixteenth century, along with<br />

tomatoes & peppers. In any event, Georgians incorporated it into their<br />

cooking & unseasoned mush is eaten with sharply seasoned meat<br />

dishes such as Setsamandi (see GEORGIAN.023)<br />

1. Mix cornmeal & water together in a solid-weight metal pan and<br />

bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low & cook, uncovered, for 40 mins.<br />

Stir mixture now & then. When ready meal will have absorbed water<br />

&<br />

mush will be firm enough to slice, yet moist enough to have a smooth<br />

consistency.<br />

Serve hot while still in pan by scooping of slicing out serving<br />

portions.

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