For those who haven't had/cooked with fennel it's like a slightly aniseedy celery. A bit more robust in texture though. It features in a lot of mediteranean cooking and the seeds are used extensively in many cuisines.
Challenge yourself - buy some! It's in season at the moment so very cheap - around $1-2 for a bulb.
Ingredients:
1 large bulb fennel, diced
4 chorizo sausages, sliced in 1cm slices
1 large red onion, diced
1 clove garlic, finely chopped
1 x 10cm stalk rosemary or 1 tb dried rosemary
1 x 420gr diced tomatoes
1 x 420gr can white, butter or cannelini beans
2 cups chicken stock
1 tb tomato paste2 tb olive oil
Salt and pepper to taste
Method:
Heat oil in deep frypan, and cook the chorizo on each side - when done, take out of the pan and set aside.
Add the onion, fennel, garlic and rosemary, add about 1 cup of the stock and simmer until fennel and onion softens (about 8-10 minutes)
Add the chorizo back, and the tin of tomato and tin of beans stir through
Lastly, add the last cup of stock, and the tomato paste, salt and pepper and simmer until thickened.
You could eat this on it's own or with rice, veges or over the top vege mash.
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4 lovely comments:
yummooo...
I think I can do this one...definitely.
Thanks Liss.
You are certainly a clever girl. I have never cooked or eaten fennel before. Thanks for teaching me something!!
Oooooh sounds good - I LOVE LOVE LOVE chorizo and fennel is fabulous too. Bookmarked.
Oooh I'm a big fan of one pot wonders! Great job and I'm so there with anything chorizo related :D
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