Santesson Recipe Collection Aphrodisiac Cooking


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Spanish Snails  
Snails are high up on our list of favourite foods. When  
you cook them, some fat is required as taste carrier,  
but they do not have to swim in fat.  
Proceed as follows:  
Ingredients:  
1
. Mix butter, bell pepper, tomatoes and crushed  
garlic until a smooth paste is obtained, then  
add spices as desired (but remember, the  
cayenne pepper is essential!).  
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2 dozen snails  
a finely chopped green bell  
pepper  
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2 ripe tomatoes, peeled, seeds  
removed, and finely chopped  
garlic to taste (10-30 g is  
normal)  
50 g butter  
cayenne pepper, thyme  
salt  
2. Take four or two ovenproof snail plates  
(depending on whether they are for 6 or twelve  
snails each), put one snail in each hole and on  
top of the snail the buttery paste.  
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. Cook in a preheated oven at 250 C until the  
butter is bubbling and the vegetables are  
beginning to turn brownish.  
Serve together with toast or baguette, if possible also  
with a glass of dry, unpasteurised cider from  
Normandy.  
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