Chris made
clams with chorizo, chickpeas and fennel — the best clams I have EVER eaten.
Marcela Valladolid is back, cooking Steamed
Clams with Chorizo and Tequila.
Not exact matches
Lamb and Barley Soup from Healthy Delicious Sausage, Pepper and Bean Soup from That Skinny Chick Can Bake Creole Black Eyed Pea Soup from Never Enough Thyme Old Fashioned Chicken Soup
with Dumplings from Creative Culinary Watercress and Buttermilk Vichysoisse from The Wimpy Vegetarian Pressure Cooker
Chorizo Chicken and Kale Soup from Pressure Cooking Today Rhode Island
Clam Chowder from girlichef
The list of heritage dishes featured include wood roasted duck, assorted cuts of dry - aged beef and Tartare Bar from Creekstone Farms, spit roasted local rabbit, roasted goat, raw oysters and roasted
clams, octopus
with chorizo, sturgeon, and many variations of heritage breed pig
with artisan cheeses and heirloom vegetables which are all paired
with the best beverages.
Baby Purple Artichoke and Fresh Pea Soup Cabbage Cottage Potage Cauliflower & Chicken Soup
with Rosemary Chili Bean Soup Chilled Leek and Zucchini Soup
with Pancetta
Chorizo & White Bean Soup
with Queso Fresco Cold Cucumber Yogurt Soup
with Tomato and Pistachio Creamy Zucchini Soup Gamjatang ~ Korean Pork Bone & Potato Soup Green Curry
with Chicken & Thai Eggplant Gumbo ~ Shrimp, Chicken & Andouille Sausage Hearty Burgundy Lamb Soup
with Rosemary Jerusalem Artichoke Soup
with Bacon & Hazelnuts Leftover Oddments Soup Mushroom Soup New England
Clam Chowder Homemade New England Common Crackers Rancho Gordo Yellow Eye Bean Soup Shrimp Mango Curry
with Tamarind & Mint Simply Made Chicken Soup
with Comte Croutons Spicy Corn Bisque
with Chorizo, Poblano & Lime Sweet Potato and Coconut Milk Soup
with Thai Pesto Thai Curry Beef Stew Thai Curry Chicken Noodle Soup Tomatillo Albondigas Soup Turkey Lentil Curry Soup
with Ginger & Garam Masala Turkey Pho Yellow Split Pea Soup
with Shrimp and Ham
Sea bass,
clam and
chorizo cataplana - Lulu's notes In the November issue (on sale now) we go shopping in Loule market
with Andrew McGie, the executive chef of Conrad Algarve, to buy ingredients for his amazing cataplana.
Instead I opted for the Hervey Bay Scallops
with pickled
clam &
chorizo at $ 6.50 each, the trio were perfectly cooked and served in the shells, making a delicious start to the meal.