White Morcilla or Navarre-Style Stuffed Intestines
Origin: Madrid, Spain
Source: Anonymous, 1921
Ingredients
- 12 eggs
- 250 grams cooked rice
- 200 grams fresh mutton fat (lard)
- parsley, finely chopped
- onion, finely chopped
- garlic, finely chopped
- ground cinnamon
- ground saffron
- salt
- cleaned intestines
- blood (sangrecilla), fried with onion
- almond or tomato sauce
Instructions
- Beat the twelve eggs in a bowl.
- Mix the beaten eggs with the cooked rice, fresh mutton fat cut into small pieces, finely chopped parsley, onion, and garlic, ground cinnamon, and ground saffron.
- Season the mixture well with salt.
- Stuff the cleaned intestines with this paste, filling them just over halfway full (do not pack them completely, as the filling will expand during cooking).
- Place the filled intestines in a pot and cook them as you would traditional morcilla, taking care to prick the casing frequently so air escapes and the intestines do not burst.
- Once cooled, slice the morcilla into thin rounds and fry them.
- Serve with fried blood (sangrecilla) sautéed with onion and a sauce made from almonds or tomatoes.