SAUTEED COCKLES AND ZUPPA INGLES
These are cockles, little clams that are rich in flavor.
We fried them in a little olive oil and garlic for 15 minutes and then a few minutes more with parsley.
Delicious!
Quite contented here
Afterwords for dessert, Zuppa Inglese
my Zuppa Inglese recipe :
- 3 1/4 C milk
- 7 egg yolks
- 1 C sugar
- 1 Tbs Vanilla extract
- 1 Tbs flour
- 1/2 bar unsweetened dark chocolate
- 12 lady fingers
- 2 tbs Alchermes
- 2 tbs rum
Line a tall pan or casserole dish with ladyfingers soaked in Alchermes and rum. (the Alchermes adds a bright cherry color and richness)
In the mean while, simmer milk on high for several minutes, without boiling.
Whip eggs, sugar and flour and add to milk, continue on low boil for about 15 minutes stirring constantly.
Refrigerate this custard and then add a layer above the lady fingers.
Melt chocolate and add to 1/2 the custard mixture.
Repeat the layering process, plain custard, lady fingers, and chocolate custard. Refrigerate3 hours to overnight. (the longer it's refrigerated the less bitter the alcohol will be)
Eat, then relax !
Happy Sunday :)
7 comments:
Seven egg yolks? Brad, that is sinfully deadly. But the cockles.....yummmm.....purrr...meow!
That Zuppa Inglese recipe is new to me. The lady's fingers addition is a surprise also. Wow! what a dessert. Must be really yummy. Thanks for sharing!
Wow Brad! What a delicious cockles and I never heard of Zuppa Inglese before . . . As Stephanie said adding the lady's fingers is a surprise . . . and it's a yummy dessert!
Happy Sunday Brad!
Jenny :~D
if you have patient, pick up each cockels, cook them with oil, tomate sauce, hot chili peppers, and put them on hot spaghetti...delicious...you are in front of the seaside eating and dreaming hot weather, not snowy like these days, here!
That sounds like it's delicious Brad.
Yumm!! They look both delicious!! ^^ have a nice Sunday!
Thank you friends....Anto, that is a great suggestion and I'll try it next time :)
Thanks all,
Brad
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