Andrajos con liebre (Hare Stew with Flatbread)
Bélmez de la Moraleda
Chopped kid goat, Garlic, Bread, White wine, Parsley, Cumin, Extra virgin olive oil PDO Sierra Mágina, Salt
Choto al ajillo (kid goat with garlic) is a traditional recipe from Bélmez de la Moraleda and other areas of the region, closely tied to mountain cuisine and intensely flavoured dishes. It is a simple, hearty preparation in which the kid goat meat is slow-cooked until tender and accompanied by a thick, aromatic sauce. Preparation begins by frying the chopped kid goat in extra virgin olive oil with PDO Sierra Mágina until well browned. A crushed mixture of garlic, fried bread, parsley and cumin is then prepared and added to the meat together with white wine. Everything is left to reduce over a low heat, achieving a tasty sauce that concentrates the aromas of garlic, spices and extra virgin olive oil. A traditional, characterful recipe reflecting the essence of the region's cuisine: local produce, unhurried preparation and flavours passed down through generations.