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By Clarissa Dickson Wright and Johnny Scott
Published 2004
The original Hungarian recipe was, I thought, rather bland. At the Bodega Toston in Fuengerola (arguably the best tapas restaurant in Spain), I had red peppers stuffed with partridge which were very good but lacked a dimension, so I have combined the two. It is an excellent dish for a buffet or a supper table and also makes a very nice appetizer. It can also be made with cold pheasant. The technique of putting your hot broiled peppers into a plastic bag makes them so much easier to peel—the