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    Gyuveche

    Dinner
    Pork
    Quick
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    1 serving

    porcje

    15 minutes

    czas aktywny

    55 minutes

    całkowity czas
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    Składniki

    Smoked pork, chopped (ham steaks or Canadian bacon could work too)

    Good cured sausage, chopped (like the dry salami type from the Russian grocery store)

    1 clove garlic, minced

    1 scallion, white and green, chopped

    2-3 T diced tomatoes, plus some of the juice (use the 14-oz can)

    2-3 T lyutenitsa (red pepper spread, see recipe below) – you can skip this or substitute with 1 tbsp of tomato paste

    1 Italian bell pepper, chopped (or sliced peppers in a jar)

    2-3 small fingerling potatoes, chopped into 1-cm cubes

    Vegetables: carrots and zucchini go well, small dice

    1 jalepeno

    2oz. Bulgarian or feta cheese

    1 egg

    Olive oil

    Kosher salt

    Freshly ground black pepper

    Chubritsa

    Sprinkle of habanero pepper flakes

    Wskazówki

    Lay the chopped potatoes on the bottoms of one individual ceramic or pyrex dish with lids (if you have gyuvecheta ceramic dishes, that is best). Drizzle a little olive oil in each, and sprinkle a pinch of kosher salt on top of the potatoes. Layer the meats, garlic, scallions, tomatoes, peppers, and vegetables. Add the lyutenitsa and sprinkle of habanero and stir. Stick the jalepeno in the mix. Layer the feta cheese evenly on top. Sprinkle chubritsa and pepper over the cheese. Needless to say, you can use as much or as little of each ingredient as you want, and you can add them in any order that you like.

    Turn the oven on to 400ºF. (Depending on your ceramic dishes (i.e. if you are using gyuvecheta), you may need to put them in the oven while it’s still cold.) Once the oven gets fully heated, bake covered for 40 minutes. After 40 min are up, turn the oven off. Take the gyuveche out, uncover, make a little well into the mixture, and crack an egg into it. Cover and put back into the oven for 5 min. The egg should be cooked by then, with the yolk still runny.

    Wartości Odżywcze

    Wielkość Porcji

    -

    Kalorie

    192 kcal

    Tłuszcz Całkowity

    14 g

    Tłuszcz Nasycony

    5 g

    Tłuszcz Nienasycony

    -

    Tłuszcz Trans

    1 g

    Cholesterol

    122 mg

    Sód

    82 mg

    Węglowodany Całkowite

    4 g

    Błonnik Pokarmowy

    1 g

    Cukry Całkowite

    2 g

    Białko

    13 g

    1 serving

    porcje

    15 minutes

    czas aktywny

    55 minutes

    całkowity czas
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    Składniki

    Smoked pork, chopped (ham steaks or Canadian bacon could work too)

    Good cured sausage, chopped (like the dry salami type from the Russian grocery store)

    1 clove garlic, minced

    1 scallion, white and green, chopped

    2-3 T diced tomatoes, plus some of the juice (use the 14-oz can)

    2-3 T lyutenitsa (red pepper spread, see recipe below) – you can skip this or substitute with 1 tbsp of tomato paste

    1 Italian bell pepper, chopped (or sliced peppers in a jar)

    2-3 small fingerling potatoes, chopped into 1-cm cubes

    Vegetables: carrots and zucchini go well, small dice

    1 jalepeno

    2oz. Bulgarian or feta cheese

    1 egg

    Olive oil

    Kosher salt

    Freshly ground black pepper

    Chubritsa

    Sprinkle of habanero pepper flakes

    Wskazówki

    1

    Lay the chopped potatoes on the bottoms of one individual ceramic or pyrex dish with lids (if you have gyuvecheta ceramic dishes, that is best). Drizzle a little olive oil in each, and sprinkle a pinch of kosher salt on top of the potatoes. Layer the meats, garlic, scallions, tomatoes, peppers, and vegetables. Add the lyutenitsa and sprinkle of habanero and stir. Stick the jalepeno in the mix. Layer the feta cheese evenly on top. Sprinkle chubritsa and pepper over the cheese. Needless to say, you can use as much or as little of each ingredient as you want, and you can add them in any order that you like.

    2

    Turn the oven on to 400ºF. (Depending on your ceramic dishes (i.e. if you are using gyuvecheta), you may need to put them in the oven while it’s still cold.) Once the oven gets fully heated, bake covered for 40 minutes. After 40 min are up, turn the oven off. Take the gyuveche out, uncover, make a little well into the mixture, and crack an egg into it. Cover and put back into the oven for 5 min. The egg should be cooked by then, with the yolk still runny.