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# In a CuisinArt or using a hand blender (or mortar and pestle if you want the workout) combine walnuts, garlic, yellow onion, olive oil, and water. | # In a CuisinArt or using a hand blender (or mortar and pestle if you want the workout) combine walnuts, garlic, yellow onion, olive oil, and water. | ||
# Add salt, pepper, coriander, saffron, and parsley to taste. | # Add salt, pepper, coriander, saffron, and parsley to taste. | ||
# Grind it up until the consistency is sauce-like and the taste is delicious. | # Grind it up until the consistency is sauce-like and the taste is delicious. | ||
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[[Category:Yellow onion Recipes]] | [[Category:Yellow onion Recipes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:10, 14 July 2012
Description
This is based on Georgian (as in post-Soviet) cuisine, but it’s my own recipe, which means that it’s very flexible with ingredients and quantities. It goes great with grilled vegetables, especially eggplant. Garnish with a few pomegranate seeds. I’ve also used it as a base sauce for frying up chicken and serving with saffron rice.
Ingredients
- ½ pound walnuts
- 2 cloves fresh garlic (or to taste)
- ½ of a medium yellow onion
- virgin olive oil
- warm water (not boiling)
- salt
- pepper
- ground coriander
- saffron and fresh parsley to taste
Procedures
- In a CuisinArt or using a hand blender (or mortar and pestle if you want the workout) combine walnuts, garlic, yellow onion, olive oil, and water.
- Add salt, pepper, coriander, saffron, and parsley to taste.
- Grind it up until the consistency is sauce-like and the taste is delicious.
