Course/Dish - Sides
Potato
Vegetable
Rice
Courtesy of Lucinda Hutson
Courtesy of Lucinda Hutson—When I lived in Denmark, I loved Karry Sild, or pickled herring in a rich curry mayonnaise, on open-faced sandwiches on rye bread, so why not as a filling for deviled eggs? Enjoy with a cold shot of aquavit (makes tequila seem tame!) or a Danish Elephant Beer.
Courtesy of GermanDeli.com
Courtesy of Chef Joel Welch, Kerbey Lane Cafe
Adapted from Kansha, by Elizabeth Andoh
Unlike many pickles that take extended time to mature, this method takes only 45 minutes to develop. This style of pickling is especially well suited to using up the stubby ends, peels and trimmings of fruit and vegetables that remain from making other dishes. In this recipe, lemon peel infuses slices of daikon and apple with a delicate fruitiness. Use produce that has not been waxed or sprayed with chemicals.
Unlike many pickles that take extended time to mature, this method takes only 45 minutes to develop. This style of pickling is especially well suited to using up the stubby ends, peels and trimmings of fruit and vegetables that remain from making other dishes. In this recipe, lemon peel infuses slices of daikon and apple with a delicate fruitiness. Use produce that has not been waxed or sprayed with chemicals.
Courtesy of Deborah Madison, author of Vegetable Literacy
Welcome to Edible Austin. We are a quarterly publication promoting local food in Austin and Central Texas. To subscribe to our newsletter click on the link below, so you won't miss a single delicious detail. To read previous newsletters, click here.
Stay Connected
