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Cool! Ok, sign up while ya can. So far we are... � Jer & Ena (bringing ingredients & cooking tortilla) � Lena. (bringing ingredients) � Juliette (bringing ingredients & cooking tortilla) � Candela. (bringing ingredients & making sangr�a) � Raquel. (bringing ingredients & cooking tortilla) � Desha. (bringing ingredients & cooking tortilla) � Caroline. (bringing ingredients) � Thyglow. (bringing drinks) Max, yes, there is still room for you but the idea of this fiesta is for others to learn from you as you make the tortilla at our place so that is the only way you can attend. quote: If you don't mind about messing,...
No problem since EVERYONE WILL BE CLEANING as well. Let me know ASAP... Saludos, jer... p.d. Ah yes, it is VERY important that everyone bring ALL of the ingredients necessary to make at LEAST the tortilla they plan to make.
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| Posts: 12232 | Location: ny, u.s.a. --> madrid, spain --> the plaza mayor ! | Registered: 30 June 1998 |    |
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Hey schwendy, we can do better than that girl!!! I can record the tortilla-making and make the video available to anyone who wants it via e-mail Saludos, jer...
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| Posts: 12232 | Location: ny, u.s.a. --> madrid, spain --> the plaza mayor ! | Registered: 30 June 1998 |    |
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| Posts: 321 | Location: NYC to Paris to Madrid!!!!! | Registered: 21 August 2003 |    |
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Hey Jer, check this out, I found this one earlier this year while watching TV in my room in Madrid. It might be of use. click here - Gallina Blanca hope its of use. Cheers :cheers:
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| Posts: 696 | Location: Santander | Registered: 11 August 2003 |    |
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Yes Max, I will spring for the salt  I had not yet posted the time, it will be at 9:00pm. Thanks for reminding me. Sedusa, will probably be a ton of MEGs but I will let ya know about the video. Caroline, I had not heard from you so was not sure if you wanted to make a tortilla or not. If you don't make one, you can make Sangr�a. If you are a complete mess in the kithchen and can't make either (me  ) you will have to bring... 1) a dozen eggs. 2) 1 Kilo of "patatas". 3) a few onions. ... so somoene else can make some more tortillas. IF YOU ARE MAKING TORTILLA, PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO BRING YOUR FRYING PAN(S)!!! I will e-mail all coming so far... � Lena. � Juliette. � Candela. � Raquel. � Desha. � Caroline. � Thyglow. � Max. ... tomorrow with my address and last minute details. Saludos, jer...
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| Posts: 12232 | Location: ny, u.s.a. --> madrid, spain --> the plaza mayor ! | Registered: 30 June 1998 |    |
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I can't wait for the video! I made tortilla today, and I wnat to see some other tortilla tossers out there keep the tortillitas intact while they turn them over. Cheers! :cheers:
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| Posts: 697 | Location: Florida | Registered: 24 August 2001 |    |
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As a kind of “anticipo” to the �big “tortilla” party� next Saturday, and for those of you not able to come, you may find now the recipe I follow when I cook “tortilla de patatas”, from one of Pen�lope Casas’ classics: “Tapas: the Little Dishes of Spain”:
�Ingredients: olive oil, potatoes, one onion, salt, four large eggs [Sorry, no clue about the amount of potatoes in the source where I got the recipe – I just know the proper amount from experience; you may check it in the already famous video.]
Approx. cooking time: 45 min.
Heat olive oil in an 8 or 9-inch skillet and add the potato slices one at a time so they don't stick together. Alternate layers of potato and onion slices and salt the layers lightly. Cook slowly over medium heat (the potatoes will really "boil" in the oil rather than fry), lifting and turning the potatoes occasionally, until they are tender but not brown. The potatoes should remain separated, not in a "cake". Drain the potatoes in a colander, reserving about 3 tablespoons of the oil (the onion and potato give the oil a wonderful flavor, so save the rest for some other use.) Wipe out the skillet, scraping off any stuck particles. (If this is difficult to do, wash the skillet. It will be used again to set the omelette and must be completely clean to avoid sticking.) Meanwhile, in a large bowl beat the eggs with a fork until they are slightly foamy. Salt to taste. Add the potatoes to the egg, pressing down with a pancake turner so that they are completely covered by the egg. Let the mixture sit for 15 minutes. Heat two tablespoons of the reserved oil in the skillet until it reaches the smoking point. (It must be very hot or the eggs will stick.) Add the potato and egg mixture, spreading it out rapidly in the skillet with the aid of a pancake turner. Lower the heat to medium high and shake the pan often to prevent sticking. When the eggs begin to brown underneath, invert a plate of the same size over the skillet and flip the omelet onto the plate. Add about 1 tablespoon more oil to the pan, then slide the omelette back into the skillet to brown on the other side. Lower the heat to medium and flip the omelette two ot three more times (this helps to give the omelette a good shape while it continues to cook), cooking briefly on each side. It should be juicy within. Transfer to a platter and cool; it may be then cut in thin wedges or into 1 inch squares that can be picked up with toothpicks.�
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| Posts: 399 | Location: Madrid | Registered: 05 July 2001 |    |
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One more for the torti party. � Jer. � Ena. � Lena. � Juliette. � Candela. � Raquel. � Desha. � Caroline. � Thyglow. � Max. � Judi. Still room for 3 more... Asterault, I await your confirmation to add ya to the list. As I will be recording the event for posterity, I will most likely not be cooking. A shame since I make THE best tortillas Saludos, jer... p.d. If those on the above list plan to bring anyone, please let me know now.
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| Posts: 12232 | Location: ny, u.s.a. --> madrid, spain --> the plaza mayor ! | Registered: 30 June 1998 |    |
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