Sat, Jan 07 2006

mmm... My favorite Sunday brunch is the pork hash (a pile of roasted root veggies, pork, scrambled eggs, potatoes) and Guinness from Matt Murphy's Pub in Brookline Village. I think that the Irish style homemade ketchup is an key part of the whole experience. They posted the recipe at mattmurphyspub.com - I've definitely got to make this. We just got a mortar and pestle that I haven't tried out yet.

Ketchup

8 onions (diced)
1 head celery (diced)
1 handful garlic cloves
4 cups anise seeds (toasted, then ground)
3 cups allspice seeds (toasted, then ground)
2 cups coriander seeds (toasted, then ground)
2 cups cumin seeds (toasted, then ground)
4 cinnamon sticks
4 cans 74/40 tomatoes
2/3 can tomato paste
4 cups malt vinegar
salt and pepper

Sweat the vegetables together in a rondeau, then add the rest of the ingredients and cook slowly for at least 45 minutes. Remove the cinnamon sticks and puree.

I might need to adjust the quantities a little. I don't think that I need 9 quarts of ketchup.

4 comments...
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Don't really dig ketchup much but I do like the blog. Came accross on a misc. Roger Mirit search...
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This does sound yummy. I wonder how long this would keep? I would make, like, a quarter of that amount but it would still take me a bit to use up. Also, wonder what 74/40 tomatoes are?
From: kellysue <http://www.kellysue.com>
Subject:
I find a mortar and pestle difficult to work with. I covet this: http://www.flavourshaker.co.uk/
From: krista <skiptomylooloo.com>
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I love me some MM! Thanks for the recipe!
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