gumviolet: (I mean - yolo)
ingredients:
- two chorizo
- 4/5 small brown onions
- 5/6 potatoes
- 1/2 litre vegie stock
- 1/2 litre beef stock
- can kidney beans
- can berlotti beans
- 2 cans crushed tomatoes
- oil (more than u think)
- smoked paprika
- pepper
- 'moroccan' spice mix
- squeezi toob crushed garlic

1 - wosh u potat and cut up into smol chunks. do the same to onions.
2- add oil to pan. add potat and start cooking. google 'how to fry potatoes' because you're not sure. move them around the pot so they don't stick.
3- find out it's going to take 20 min to make them cronchy. abandon previous plans of a hash. add more oil.
4 - split each chorizo in half and cut into halfmoons. cut some into quartermoons just bc.
5- dump onions and chorizo in pot. add remainder of oil so onion hell doesn't occur
6- dump boiling water on stock cubes tobmake stock bc you don't keep the liquid stuff anymore. add spices by a lot. if it's too strong, add a dairy before seeving. mix approx half a sqeezi boi into the stock hell mix
7- pour spice slurry into pot. realise this looks kinda anemic. raid pantry for tinned beany bois and dump those in too.
8 - pet it simmer while you watch drug wars, stiirring occasionally to make onion hell stays far away. taste and realise it needs pepper. add pepper.
9 - test potat cubes for cookedness. eat when it has reached desired smoosh.

i served it with brown rice to absorb liquid and sour cream bc I am a white person who likes the taste of choziro but not the heat :c

enjoy!

makes: a lot, like 5 reasonable bowls worth? eat and rejoice in the glory of potats
gumviolet: and caverns old (far over the misty mountains cold)
i.e. the recipe that nearly drove me to tears because I couldn't HECKIN FIND IT. everything's mostly approximated, and yes that's a lot of sugar but it's a winter dish that you have maybe twice a year. good hot or cold, and I've had it for breakfast a few times.

PUDDING:
3/4 cup sugar (white or raw)
1 cup self-raising flour
1 tablespoon cocoa
1/2 cup milk
2 tablespoons butter/margarine/equivalent
1 teaspoon vanilla

TOPPING:
3/4 cup sugar
1 heaped tablespoon cocoa
3/4 cup strong black coffee

Melt the butter in the milk. Put the dry ingredients in a bowl and add the liquids & vanilla. Mix until there are no clumps of flour left. Spread in a greased pyrex dish, and sprinkle sugar and cocoa over the top. Pour coffee over the back of a spoon onto the pudding. Bake in a moderate oven (180ish C) for about 40 minutes.

Best enjoyed hot, and with company. Suitable sides: vanilla ice cream, dolloping cream, or both.

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