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Recipe author: Carlos Corredor (14)

Restaurant: Timo's, San Francisco
Callos estilo Timo
Timo's tripe stew
If the eagle flew the night before, this version of menudo with the flavor from Spain will put you back among the living. Keeps very well in the freezer for weeks. Makes 24 servings.
  • 10 lb beef or calves' feet, cut in 3" pieces
  • 10 lb honeycomb tripe, cut in large bite size rectangles
  • water
  • 1 qt chopped onion
  • 1/2 C minced garlic
  • 10 bay leaves
  • 3 lb pork sausage meat, browned in olive oil
  • 2 oz good quality Spanish paprika
  • 1/2 TB ground saffron
  • 2 qt very ripe of canned tomato pulp and juice
  • 1 TB ground black pepper
  • 2 TB salt
  • minced flat leaf parsley

Rinse feet in running water, put in a pot in cold water to cover, heat and simmer 2 hours, skim occasionally.

With thongs or slotted spoon, remove feet from liquid, add tripe and simmer about 1 1/2 hrs, skim.

While tripe is simmering remove foot meat from bones and cut into small bite size pieces. Discard bones.

After tripe has simmered for 1 1/2 hrs., add foot meat and rest of ingredients minus the parsley, cook 2 1/2 hrs. longer.

Check seasoning.

Pour all into hotel pan and chill; it will become solid. Cut into portions, wrap each one in plastic film and foil and freeze individually.

TO SERVE: If frozen, allow to soften for two-three hours in a cool place. Put in heating pan, add 1 oz brandy per portion, heat slowly and allow to simmer long enough for alcohol to evaporate - you should not taste raw liquor. Sprinkle liberally with minced parsley - this is not for looks; the parsley flavor is part of this dish.