More Mediterranean - Saturday, May 2nd @ 6:30pm
Let’s get lemon-y and garlick-y. On Saturday, May 2nd we’ll be making a Mediterranean feast— Israeli salad, chicken skewers, and a whole roasted cauliflower with whipped feta. Think Ottolenghi made easy with a kiss of Zahav.
Let’s get lemon-y and garlick-y. On Saturday, May 2nd we’ll be making a Mediterranean feast— Israeli salad, chicken skewers, and a whole roasted cauliflower with whipped feta. Think Ottolenghi made easy with a kiss of Zahav.
Let’s get lemon-y and garlick-y. On Saturday, May 2nd we’ll be making a Mediterranean feast— Israeli salad, chicken skewers, and a whole roasted cauliflower with whipped feta. Think Ottolenghi made easy with a kiss of Zahav.
Ingredients —for 2 people and some change
head of cauliflower (1 head serves 3-4 people, it’s good cold the next day so don’t be afraid to make two)
olive oil
salt
1 cup feta cheese
1/2 cup greek yogurt
1 bunch mint
For the chicken…You’ll be making a marinade.
2 boneless chicken breasts OR 6 boneless chicken thighs (chicken thighs are my favorite, I’ll be using those) **cut your chosen chicken into 2 inch cubes. Think skewer-able pieces**
1 cup yogurt
1 tsp cumin
2 gloves garlic, minced
1 tsp paprika
1 pinch cayenne if you please
2 Tbs olive oil
zest of 1 lemon
fat pinch salt
For the Israeli salad…
1 large cucumber or 4 baby ones, diced (not as fine as a mince)
2 large tomatoes (diced)
1/2 bunch parsley (chopped)
1/2 red onion, or 1 shallot, minced
olive oil
2 lemons
pre-class legwork: To make the marinade, combine all the ingredients and whisk together. You’ll marinate your chicken chunks in the marinade for at least 3 hours, and up to 24 hours. Keep it in a baking dish or a plastic bag in the fridge.
Please have your oven preheated to 400F and a pasta pot boiling when class begins (large enough to fit the cauliflower in)
equipment:
pasta pot
2 baking sheets or baking dishes
small mixing bowl
blender or food processor
grill pan, cast iron or sauté pan
wooden skewers (if you can’t find, don’t sweat)