#poike

[davidmesquivel]

Poike

[erwinini]

#anakena y #ovahe desde la cima del volcán #poike , el primero que dio nacimiento a #isladepascua #easterisland #instagramhub (en Volcán Poike)

[amermaidabroad]

Sunsets on the island are magical

[puzzleisrael-blog]

Poike? What's a Poike? 

Poike, pronounced Poy (like toy) - K (like the letter K) is a slowly cook stew that can be made with vegetables, meat, whatever you have on hand and stews down in a caldron to make a delicious and filling meal.

Here's Chef Nir's recipe for Chicken Curry Poike with Root Veggies (serves 5-6 people) 

Ingredients: 

3kg of chicken thighs cut to big chunks

4 red onions 

2 big sweet potatoes 

3 potatoes

3 carrots 

2 kohlrabi 

1 green chili pepper 

3 sweet red peppers 

1/2 cup dried apricots

1/2 cup dried שזיפים

3 T kosher salt 

1 T ground black pepper 

1 Cinnamon stick 

1 cup of extra virgin olive oil 

2 cups white wine

2-3 cups of water

2 cups of bulgur wheat or your grain of choice (rice, quinoa, lentils work well)

3 tbs of freshly chopped thyme leaves  

2 cans of coconut cream 

Directions:

Heat up a big pot (not all of us have the awesome caldron, a large soup pot will do) with 1/2 of the olive oil 

Chop the red onion's into small cubes and add them to the hot pot and let it cook for 8-10 minutes or until translucent   

Chop the chicken into small pieces and add them to the pot with the onions

Chop all the veggies in to medium sized cube

Once the chicken has browned add all the veggies and the additional spices 

Stir every 2-3 minutes so that nothing sticks to the bottom of the pot 

Add the remaining olive oil and let everything cook together for another 8-10 minutes 

Add the white wine and simmer for 3 more minutes 

Add water to cover the surface of the contents 

Once it's boiling add the coconut cream and cover 

After 20 minuets of cooking add the bulgur (or grain of choice) and keep covered for 20 more minutes

the meal is ready once the wheat is cooked and soft . 

                                  Bon Apetit ! בתיאבון

[crossingeurope]

And this is Perfect Pretty Prague! City number 18 in the Crossing series. Is it a coincidence 3 people drinking Pilsner (beer) on the streets? The name Pils/Pilsener comes from the city Plzeň in Czech Republic. This in on de corner of the The Charles Bridge (Karlův most), Karlova and Křižovnická street. Thank you Irina Z, Irina 2, Iede Reckman, Frano Prochazka and Ondra for all your dedicated assistance and accommodation and a pleasant time. D'ekuji !!!