Gachamiga Recipe
Keen Daniel
Gachamiga is a traditional dish of Southern Spanish. A basic collaboration between original garlic cloves and dough, served in a giant non-stick pan will warm up the cold winter and connect everyone, reflecting the beautiful local culture.
Prep Time 5 minutes mins
Cook Time 1 hour hr 30 minutes mins
Total Time 1 hour hr 35 minutes mins
Pan Very large one
Long laddle
Outdoor charcoal grill
Plates
- 200 gr garlic
- 5 l water
- Salt
- 1 kg flour
- Olive oil
- Vegetables Any kind, optional
- Spanish Sausage Chorizo/Butifarra
Preparing a large non-stick pan
Peeling garlic, keeping in cloves
Boiling olive oil, putting garlic in
Stirring in 15 minutes, seasoning with salt
Putting garlic out when it turns yellow and setting aside
Pouring 0,5kg of flour in the pan, stirring and adding olive oil if needed
Gradually adding flour until none is left, then adding water, stirring and turning evenly
Adding fried garlic when the dough turns brown
Repeatedly turning in 5 minutes and putting the mixture out
- Only try cooking this dish when you have an outdoor fire stove as the cooking process may consume a great amount of fuel
- Having partners is a big advantage. This can not only make the cooking process easier but also show respect to the root of the dish
- It will be ideal if you can afford a long ladle and utilize it when cooking the dough. And remember to constantly stir if you don’t want any burnt smell!