Morcilla a la «mieldecaña»

Ingredients

40 g of liver blood sausage
80 g of homemade onion blood sausage
As required of crepineta (Caul fat)
200 g of meat juice
80 g de «mieldecaña»
2 fried capers
2 sheets of oblulato (transparent edible paper)
As required of soluble coffee
Onion compote to suit your taste

Method

Cut a slice of liver blood sausage and put it as a base. Next, crumble the onion blood sausage and place a little on top of the previous one.
Envolver todo con crepineta, previamente mojada y marcarla en sartén y glasearla con un jugo de carne, que se tendrá reducido y al que se le agregan dos cucharadas de «mieldecaña».
The coffee paper will be made by painting obulato with a brush dipped in coffee and sprinkling them with soluble coffee.

Plating: disponer la morcilla en un plato, glasearla con el jugo de de «mieldecaña», y adornarla con un poco de compota de cebolla, unas alcaparras fritas y dos papeles de café.

Kisko García

Cordovan chef. He studied at the Escuela de Hostelería de Córdoba and furthered his training at El Celler de Can Roca. One of the leading exponents of Andalusian haute cuisine who never ceases to imbue the age-old recipes of his homeland with imagination.

CHOCO RESTAURANT, CORDOBA

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