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To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can have anchovies and aioli on toast (boquerones) using 5 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Anchovies and aioli on toast (Boquerones):
- Make ready Anchovies
- Prepare Serrano ham
- Make ready Olives
- Prepare Aioli - homemade where possible
- Prepare Good bread
The central ingredient of the dish is the boquerones, fresh anchovies. Los boquerones en vinagre por favor! Nothing is more typical during the summer in Spain than a plate of anchovies marinated in vinegar served with a cold beer. From north to south, these little fish are like a common treat served in every tapas bar in the country.
Steps to make Anchovies and aioli on toast (Boquerones):
- Everything out, and brought up to room temp.
- (1) Toast done. Dont leave it on the plate when hot, or the steam will take the crunch out of the bread. (2) Smear on the aioli. (3) Add the chopped ham.
- (4) Lay on the anchovies. (5) Add the olives. (6) Slice, and serve with other similar items. (6) Mini omelettes, and cold beer for example.
- If you want to really tidy these up, then very carefully use small scissors to cut back any overlap of the bread, and use a skewer and a plastic ruler to move everything into perfect lines. Next time! :D
Anchovy is a small blue fish that gives its best between April and September and is fished in the Mediterranean and. This way the meat is sealed (almost like steamed from the inside) and on the outside you can enjoy a thin, light and crispy layer. Anchovies ain't pretty, and they don't smell pretty, either, so chances are you don't like them very much. I get that—I used to hate anchovies, too. But then anchovy toast came along.
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