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Veal Axoa

Added by Cath64 | Wed 18 Apr 2012 @ 13:31

Veal Axoa

The veal Axoa is a typical Basque recipe (the Basque Country is located in the South West of France). Also called Espelette Axoa, it is a traditional recipe from the South West of France which used to be served on fair days! You will accompany it with a robust wine from the same region such as the Irouléguy AOC or the Madiran AOC. Here is a simple and generic recipe. “Axoa”, pronounced “a-t-sho-a”, the “X” becomes an “sh” orally.

Ingredients
1kg (2,2 lbs) of veal shoulder
1 red pepper
1 onion
8 green chili peppers
1 garlic clove
Oil
Bay leaves, parsley, thyme
Salt
Strong Espelette pepper

Method
- Slice the onion and the garlic thinly
- Take off the seeds from the green chili peppers + the red pepper. Dice them.
- Brown the whole lot in oil on a pan during 10 minutes.
- Add the diced meat, the herbs, salt and the Espelette pepper.
- Sauté the whole lot during 5mn, add a small glass of water or broth.
- Leave it simmer (under cover) during 45 or 60 mn in a boiler.
- 10 minutes before the end of the cooking time, take off the cover.
- It is recommended to prepare it the day before.
- Simmer again for 10 mn covered and 10 mn uncovered.
- Accompany this dish with baked or boiled potatoes.

Little tip : coming from the Basque Country, I found a website with typical products from my region. It is : www.relaisgourmet.com
I found a promotional code on a discount website of -15% for their whole site. The code is : LB15
The website is in English as well. ; )

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