Sharp-sweet shallots
By Yana Savina
15’
Prep time
65’
Cook time
80’
Total time
304
Calories
4
Serving
Summary
In italy, this method of cooking vegetables in vinegar and sugar is known as agrodolce. it works particularly well with shallots, underpinning their natural sweetness. you can eat these warm – alongside roast pork, perhaps, or even on toast – but they’re also great at room temperature and served with ham, milky mozzarella or a chunk of cheddar.
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Ingredient
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Fine salt1 tsp -
Garlic3 clove/s -
Extra virgin olive oil4 tbsp -
Caster sugar4 tbsp -
Thyme2 sprig/s -
Bay leaves6 -
Dried chilli flakes1 -
Cider vinegar100 mls -
Echalion shallots800 grams -
Currants4 tbsp