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eat in, eat out Parrillan Borough Yards

MENU DECODER:

Ñora pepper

Small, round, dark red peppers with a mild, fruity flavour that are often ground to paprika.

Spanish chilli

Cayenne chillies that can be red, orange, yellow or green.

Hot but not excessively so.

Tomàquet de penjar

Meaning ‘hanging tomatoes’, these have a thick skin and are filled with juice and seeds which make them perfect for grating or rubbing directly onto toasted bread, leaving just the skin behind.

Tomato frito

Puréed fried tomatoes, onion and garlic.

Guanaja chocolate

Bittersweet 70% dark chocolate made by Valrhona from criollo and trinitario beans.

Parrillan Borough Yards, set in old brick

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