When I was growing up, my mom made me eat scrambled eggs. It was a family tradition--scrambled eggs every sunday. I hated scrambled eggs! No flavor, runny and just all around disgusting.
When I moved to California, I met a friend named Daniel. He made his scrambled eggs with duck fat! My god, how delectable!
Whenever I roast a chicken, I will save the vegetable rack that I made for the chicken. I will also save all the fat that comes out of the chicken.
I take that fat, heat it in a pan, and add the eggs to it, scrambling it in the pan. I then cut up the carrot rack, add all the cut up fennel, onions, garlic and rosemary that I used to flavor the chicken.
Finish it off with a little lavender salt and pepper and it is delicious!
Curries common feature is the incorporation of complex combinations of spices and herbs, usually including fresh or dried hot chilies. Curry, therefore, is an interpretation of a traditionally Asian cuisine. It is also an interpretation of what is othered, what is different, what is unknown. Similarly, The Curried Cook is my interpretation of food that is othered, that is different, that is unknown. In the end, isn’t everything curried? www.thecurriedcook.com
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Wednesday, September 28, 2011
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