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  • Chorizo and Potato bake - really tasty

    As there is such rotten weather around us over here this week, I rooted out this recipe for the other night and thought I'd share it with you grapes - something filling, slightly spicy and totally satisfying!!

    500g baby new potatoes
    200g chorizo cut into chunks
    1 red + 1 yellow pepper cut into thick strips
    1 jar tomato + chilli sauce
    100ml water
    thyme - dried or fresh

    80g baby leaf spinach or rocket
    creme fraiche or soured cream

    mix all the ingredients except last 2 in a roasting dish. Cook at gas 6, 180 degrees C, for 40+ mins.

    Stir in spinach/rocket to wilt. Serve with dollop of creme fraiche.


    I use the Sacla cherry tom and chilli sauce, but the Lloyd Grossman works fairly well too. I use the water to rinse out the jar before adding to the mix - extra hit of sauce!! Lidl sell a U-bend of chorizo sausage and I use a whole one of these (I don't measure anything - a reasonable amount of spuds for 2, add the jar sauce and a bunch of chorizo).

    The spuds are sometimes a little underdone with 40 mins, so I tend to steam them first for about 10 mins while I assemble the rest of the dish, then toss them into the mix and whack it all into the oven. But the timing is rough - I have left it over an hour at times and it's fine - or leave in oven and at 40 mins, just turn off oven but leave door closed, while bringing toddler to bed and it's fine eating maybe 30 mins later. I tend to do my usual trick of putting spinach in a colander and pouring a full kettle of boiling water through it to wilt instead on those occasions.

    One alteration this week, partly as I had no spinach and partly as I needed to use up some mangetout, was adding a large handful of mangetout to the mix before it went into the oven - oh tasty! And I know others who add in meatballs as well, to make a bulkier meal for families.

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    ooo thanks for that, it sound delicious. I'm def gonna give this a go! I've an abundance of chard, so perhaps I can use that instead of spinach - might stop the family going "oh not chard AGAIN"!!!

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    • #3
      I've just printed this one off so I can make this for supper.....Thanks for that!
      "Nicos, Queen of Gooooogle" and... GYO's own Miss Marple

      Location....Normandy France

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