Recipes by Arturo Féliz-Camilo (Page 8)
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DoughnutsAmerican Doughnuts!This slideshow requires JavaScript.Hi again!Since our “Chef” seems to have gone AWOL I have no choice but to take charge. I think it was in the “Sous Chef” job description!Some of the oldest followers of this blog know that I publish mostly flour and sweets, so it will come as no surprise that I keep on.I love this… |
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A quick stir fry!This slideshow requires JavaScript.Hello friends and fellow foodies!A few days ago we got home in a hurry with little time and much appetite. Before I got in trouble with my troop I started to chop vegetables and stir frying some chicken breasts in some butter. As soon as the chicken was halfway done (2-3 minutes) I added the… |
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Dominican Black Pepper Roast Pork LegThis slideshow requires JavaScript.Hello everyone!As you might have noticed, I’ve taken Christmas the Dominican way and have not been around that much! Fortunately the “Sous Chef” has been bringing you very nice recipes!Some of you know how much a fan I am of roasting and specially roasting pork legs in Christmas. I’ve published many… |
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Spaghetti Bolognese Dominican Heat StyleThis slideshow requires JavaScript.Hello friends and fellow foodies!One of the most simple, delicious and popular Dominican recipes is Spaghetti “A la Criolla” (Dominican Style spaghettis)Almost all popular eateries and street food trucks and stands have spaghetti made this way for breakfast (yup, you heard right!)Some time ago I had… |
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Scrambled egg riceThis slideshow requires JavaScript.Hello friends!A typical dish Dominicans like to eat due to being economical, easy and quick is fried egg and rice. This is kind of my take on it, by basically doing it together as a scrambled egg rice.This is extremely simple as the egg is added in the end, when the rice is ready to serve. It’s also… |
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Dominican leave cakes (Pasteles en hoja)Dominican “pasteles en hoja” recipeHello friends and fellow foodies!I had shared a recipe for Dominican leave cakes or “Pasteles en hoja” some time ago but the time is right (this is a traditional Christmas recipe) to revise it and share.“Pasteles en hoja” are very traditional during Christmas time (for those of you confused, the… |
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Coconut Seafood RiceDominican Coconut Seafood AsopaoThis slideshow requires JavaScript.This recipe we had shared a long time ago in the form of a youtube video as “asopao de mariscos con coco” (Spanish for coconut seafood asopao) but today we want to share here.coconut seafood asopaoWe probably should start by explaining what asopao is.In the Caribbean… |
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Dominican Beef Asopao RiceDominican Beef Asopao RiceThis slideshow requires JavaScript.This is a recipe that I tried, I have to admit, just a few months ago.It’s always amazing to me to find out, again and again, just how rich Dominican food is. There are very few Dominican dishes I haven’t tried but this just happened to be one of them, until a few months… |
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Savory egg turnover!This slideshow requires JavaScript.Hello Everyone!As some will ask me how to prepare the dough I will save time and start with that.PreparationMix the flour with the salt and the butter (with your hands) and when they mix make a small hole in the center and add the egg and some cold water and mix with the hands until it’s more or less… |
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Stuffed tomatoes – Artisan recipeThis slideshow requires JavaScript.Hello everyone!Today I share a recipe that had on my mind for a long time.Stuffed tomatoesThe idea came to me after preparing some stuffed peppers. The truth is that just as stuffed peppers are fantastic for the sweet aftertaste, stuffed tomatoes have a deeply flavorful bittersweet aftertaste.For 4… |
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