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# Parboil tripe in a lot of [[water]],season with a little [[salt]] and a [[bay leaf]], drain and cut in rather thin stripes, no more than 5 cm long. |
# Parboil tripe in a lot of [[water]],season with a little [[salt]] and a [[bay leaf]], drain and cut in rather thin stripes, no more than 5 cm long. |
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# Tripe may also be cut in small squares,of about 2 cm to each side. |
# Tripe may also be cut in small squares,of about 2 cm to each side. |
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− | # Prepare a sauce with [[oil]],[[onion]], |
+ | # Prepare a sauce with [[oil]], [[onion]], [[tomato]], [[oregano]] and [[tomato paste]], frying all ingredients for about 5minutes. |
# Add then tripe stripes 1 cup broth or boiling [[water]] and cook until tender and almost done. |
# Add then tripe stripes 1 cup broth or boiling [[water]] and cook until tender and almost done. |
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# Watch pot all the while so that it does not dry up. |
# Watch pot all the while so that it does not dry up. |
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− | # Finally add [[rice]],cover with more boiling [[water]] and simmer 15 more minutes or until [[rice]] is done. |
+ | # Finally add [[rice]], cover with more boiling [[water]] and simmer 15 more minutes or until [[rice]] is done. |
# Add [[peas]], heat through and remove from fire. |
# Add [[peas]], heat through and remove from fire. |
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# This stew may also be finished in the oven in a covered dish. |
# This stew may also be finished in the oven in a covered dish. |
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# Always let stand a few minutes before serving. |
# Always let stand a few minutes before serving. |
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− | # Must be a little moist |
+ | # Must be a little moist, never dry, with a thin and runny sauce. |
# The usual accompaniment is some white boiled [[potato]]es. |
# The usual accompaniment is some white boiled [[potato]]es. |
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Revision as of 20:40, 31 January 2011
Ingredients
- 1 kg fresh tripe, well cleaned and parboiled in abundant water, seasoned with salt and bay leaf, cut up in 5 cm long strips
- ½ cup of oil
- 1 large onion, sliced in very thin rounds
- 1 large tomato, peeled, seeded, chopped
- 1teaspoon of dry oregano, or better a fresh sprig
- 2 rounded tablespoons tomato paste
- 2 cups of rice
- 3 cups boiling water or beef stock, tripe broth may also be used
- ½ cup peas, or more to taste
- white boiled potatoes, in rounds
Directions
- Parboil tripe in a lot of water,season with a little salt and a bay leaf, drain and cut in rather thin stripes, no more than 5 cm long.
- Tripe may also be cut in small squares,of about 2 cm to each side.
- Prepare a sauce with oil, onion, tomato, oregano and tomato paste, frying all ingredients for about 5minutes.
- Add then tripe stripes 1 cup broth or boiling water and cook until tender and almost done.
- Watch pot all the while so that it does not dry up.
- Finally add rice, cover with more boiling water and simmer 15 more minutes or until rice is done.
- Add peas, heat through and remove from fire.
- This stew may also be finished in the oven in a covered dish.
- Always let stand a few minutes before serving.
- Must be a little moist, never dry, with a thin and runny sauce.
- The usual accompaniment is some white boiled potatoes.