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In honor of Dracula Daily starting again, I thought I’d share with you …
ALT
What you need:
6 chicken drumsticks (or an entire chicken)
3 onions
4 garlic cloves
3 paprika peppers (of any color)
2 tablespoons of tomato paste
800g (1,6 lbs) peeled tomatoes
Chili powder (as you like)
100 ml (a little less than ½ cup of) cream
3 tea spoons of sweet paprika powder
3 tea spoons of hot paprika powder
2 tea spoons of (corn)starch
a pinch of sugar
salt & pepper
What to do:
preheat the stove to 150°C (302°F)
meanwhile, peel the onions and garlic cloves, and cut them into cubes.
Wash the paprika peppers, remove the pips and cut them into cubes as well.
Wash and dry the chicken, then sear it. Add the onions and paprika peppers, then the garlic and roast them for two minutes.
Add tomato paste and peeled tomatoes.
Add paprika powder, salt, pepper and sugar.
Add chili powder (a little, a lot … depends on whether or not you want to have the Jonathan Harker experience of chugging water all night)
Put it in the stove in a closed pan for 2h and let it simmer.
Then take it out, add cream and make it boil while stirring.
Bind with starch.
If necessary, flavor with salt, pepper and chili powder.
Goes well with:
rice
potatoes
a salad
Have fun trying it out! Oh, and please note: the garlic used in this dish could be effective against vampiric attacks, so it’s better to use too much than too little. For your safety.
I was so confused during today’s Drac Daily about this part in particular
Because that??? Bro, that ain’t Hamlet.
I went digging and found someone attempting to explain it:
If it is referencing this scene then it’s the part in the play where Hamlet says he’s going to throw everything off the table of his mind and focus only on revenge (this does…not work out for him).
BUT THEN
SO BASICALLY
B A S I C A L L Y
Stoker’s dumb acting friend MISQUOTED SHAKESPEARE loudly and often enough that it wound up in this novel????????
ALT
