PrintI need chicken blood
Now that I have your attention. It is not for any type of voodoo ritual, it is actually part of a rice recipe that I had in Portugal. I live in NYC but can travel to NJ or Conn. If it is as good as the one I had I will post this recipe. I don't need alot just a pint or so.
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5 Comments:
i'd venture to guess you could find some in chinatown
ceforrester at 9:50AM on 10/13/07
And/or maybe in the Ironbound section of Newark, which has a large Portuguese population...
The only store name I can think of for you to call there is Seabra's, which has numerous restaurants and stores throughout that section of the city. Can't hurt to call and ask!
Curlz at 11:16AM on 10/13/07
Will be in Newark this week and I will check thanks!
nelson5757 at 8:28PM on 10/14/07
You may go to Seabra's Supermarket in Newark, NJ. They have a Portuguese butcher who can probably help you with that.
Here is the address:
260 Lafayette St, Newark, NJ
(973) 589-8606
asg749d at 2:46PM on 10/19/07
chinese markets sell steamed pork, duck, and chicken blood (they're sliced and used in soup or stir fries). you can ask the butcher if they sell it uncooked. good luck!
szhou35 at 11:23PM on 10/21/07