Description

Soup
Famous Hungarian bean soup, named after its author Yochai Mora. Mór jókai, a Hungarian novelist and one of the most influential figures in Hungarian literature of the NINETEENTH century, is known in Hungary and abroad and as a natural cook who enriched the Hungarian national cuisine and original recipes. Almost all Hungarian restaurants you can find dishes prepared according to his recipes, and bean soup more than a hundred years popular. The soup can be described in one word - rich! Thick, velvety, fragrant. I recommend to get acquainted.

Ingredients

  • Pork ribs

    500 g

  • Beans

    300 g

  • Onion

    1 piece

  • Carrots

    2 piece

  • Garlic

    3 tooth

  • The Apium graveolens Dulce

    3 piece

  • Sausages

    300 g

  • Paprika sweet

    0.5 Tbsp

  • Vegetable oil

    3 Tbsp

  • Salt

  • Water

    2 l

  • Flour

    1 Tbsp

  • Parsley

    0.5 coup

  • Sour cream

    200 g

  • Water

    100 ml

  • Paprika sweet

    0.5 Tbsp

Cooking

step-0
In the evening soak white beans in cold water. In the morning wash, drain and put in a bowl.
step-1
Smoked pork ribs, pour 2 liters of water, put on fire and on low heat cook covered for about an hour.
step-2
Take out the ribs and cut them with the meat, the meat cut into small pieces Return smoked meat to the pot and pour to the same of the swollen beans, cook for 30 minutes.
step-3
Clean the vegetables and sliced smoked sausage
step-4
Vegetables finely chop
step-5
Onions and garlic fry in vegetable oil 5 minutes, add paprika and fry for another 5 minutes
step-6
Add carrots and celery, fry for 10 minutes
step-7
Put the vegetables into the pan and cook for 20 minutes. Add to soup, sausages
step-8
Prepare the dressing: in a dry pan, pour the flour and fry until yellowish, add the finely chopped parsley, paprika, sour cream and water.
step-9
Keep on heat, stirring, for 2-3 minutes.
step-10
Soup dressed with sour cream dressing, allow to boil and remove from heat. Pour and serve!
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