Add the olive oil to the pan over a high heat. Fry the salami. The salami I used was pre-sliced, so required a short cooking time, and a medium heat. Remove the salami and put on a plate.
Turn the heat down to medium, and fry the red onion and the green peppers. Once they have softened, add half a can of chopped tomatoes, or the equivalent in tomato puree.
Turn the heat down to medium, and fry the red onion and the green peppers. Once they have softened, add half a can of chopped tomatoes, or the equivalent in tomato puree.
Add some water and stir. Do not allow the mixture to become too thick. Add the salami and simmer for a few minutes. Add the olives (stuffed with pimento). Also add about a tablespoonful of the juice from the jar of olives, if you like the flavour. Add pepper if desired. I added none, since I was using German peppered salami.
You can start to prepare the basmati rice about halfway through the preparation of this dish (the rice will be cooked in about 8 or 9 minutes).
I was casting around for a salami recipe using tomatoes, and found the basis of the above recipe at:
By someone calling herself Diana. Her recipes at: https://snapguide.com/diana-12/ are well worth checking out.
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