i would apologize in advance for this thread,...
this one is for fun, when i am not fixing the coupe,...
...do you enjoy cooking your own food ?
yesterday we went fishing, it is the season for calamar, big ones like this one (weight 1,2 kg)

probably you know about calamars in black ink, it is a typical food here in the basque country (we called them "txipiroiak" in basque languaje), and not always well accepted by foreigners, despite all is natural ingredients and very healthy eating black food is always a concern, if anyway someone is interested here you are a few tips:
ovbiusly you have to clean the calamars, and keep the ink bag for the sauce
the base is simply a lot of chopped onions cooked slowly in olive oil, when onions become of yellowish color you add chopped tomatoes, and here is the setup:

look at the ink bag, seems small but its content will be enough for 1 litre tomato + onion
once the tomatoes have been cooked for 10 minutes you add the ink, and see how everything becomes black



you add the "txipiroia"

once it starts boiling, reduce the fire, and keep it medium for 35 to 40 minutes depending on the size of the calamar.

if posible wait until the next day to eat it, choose your favourite White wine, a "txakoli" would be a great choice, but not sure you would be able to find it everywhere,... enjoy

this one is for fun, when i am not fixing the coupe,...
...do you enjoy cooking your own food ?
yesterday we went fishing, it is the season for calamar, big ones like this one (weight 1,2 kg)

probably you know about calamars in black ink, it is a typical food here in the basque country (we called them "txipiroiak" in basque languaje), and not always well accepted by foreigners, despite all is natural ingredients and very healthy eating black food is always a concern, if anyway someone is interested here you are a few tips:
ovbiusly you have to clean the calamars, and keep the ink bag for the sauce
the base is simply a lot of chopped onions cooked slowly in olive oil, when onions become of yellowish color you add chopped tomatoes, and here is the setup:

look at the ink bag, seems small but its content will be enough for 1 litre tomato + onion
once the tomatoes have been cooked for 10 minutes you add the ink, and see how everything becomes black



you add the "txipiroia"

once it starts boiling, reduce the fire, and keep it medium for 35 to 40 minutes depending on the size of the calamar.

if posible wait until the next day to eat it, choose your favourite White wine, a "txakoli" would be a great choice, but not sure you would be able to find it everywhere,... enjoy
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