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We had some roasted and ground hazelnuts lying around from a hazelnut loaf we made with the breadmaker. By "lying around", I do mean they were just in a bowl on the counter, getting moved around as space was needed.
Am I being overly dramatic if I say that the idea for this came to me in a dream?
I simply added ground hazelnuts to a standard gremolata.
Here on the cutting board are:
hazelnuts
chopped parsley
lemon zest
minced garlic
I finished it with a tiny sprinkle of salt.
I actually made this hazelnut gremolata to go with another dish (Duck Stock Risotto with Portobello & Swiss Chard). Good thing there were some leftover, as this was superb on our Portuguese meal.
Hazelnut Gremolata used in:
Vinho d'Alhos (Portuguese Wine and Garlic Marinated Pork)
Sautéed Kale
Jag (Jagacida, Cape Verdean Beans and Rice)
Duck Stock Risotto with Portobello and Chard
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Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Hazelnut Gremolata
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This sounds really good with the pork you made!
ReplyDeleteI know this has to be delicious...I thinking over a piece of fish, or on a piece of toast, or...well, I could go on and on.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea and it sounds like it has a wonderful citrus, nutty flavor!
ReplyDeletereally great adding the hazelnuts. gotta say, portugal is on our "to-go-to" list, so we can't wait to hear about your travels.
ReplyDeletewhat a nice salad side dish idea, so healthy and tasty ^^
ReplyDeletepigpigscorner:
ReplyDeleteIt was very nice; all bright, zesty, and crunchy like that.
Joan Nova:
Hehe. Lots of ideas is good.
we are never full:
Too bad it's only "virtually."
Would be sooooo good over a tender broiled fish fillet. Dreamy. ; }
ReplyDeleteLooks so good. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSusan:
ReplyDeleteI didnt even think about fish -- but oh, yes!
KC:
np!