Māori Boil-Up
The hearty pot: boil-up — pork bones, bacon hocks or brisket simmered with kumara, pumpkin, watercress or puha (sow thistle) and doughboys (dumplings) — Māori home cooking's warming cauldron. Ingredients: pork bones or brisket, kumara, pumpkin, watercress/puha, potatoes, flour dumplings.
What it is
The hearty pot: boil-up — pork bones, bacon hocks or brisket simmered with kumara, pumpkin, watercress or puha (sow thistle) and doughboys (dumplings) — Māori home cooking's warming cauldron. Ingredients: pork bones or brisket, kumara, pumpkin, watercress/puha, potatoes, flour dumplings. Recipe: 1) Simmer the meat until the broth is rich. 2) Add root vegetables. 3) Add greens and doughboys on top. 4) Serve in the broth. Serve: at family tables, especially in winter. Flavor: savoury, green, dumpling-soft. History: boil-up blends Māori greens knowledge with introduced pork and potatoes — the puha is the signature. See also: Hāngī, Pavlova.
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