Description
Do not worry and do not twist a finger at a temple! A normal dish 19th century, hot mincemeat. I did not expect that dare to make such a strange combination of products. Unexpectedly tasty and tender. In cold condition - replacement of today's fast food. The taste of most fish, but soft, delicate. A recipe from a cookbook by Sophia Tolstaya: "Take the cooled beef, separate it from the bones, to take two herring soaked and put them with the veal, removing them from the skin and bones clicking. All chop finely. Wipe through a sieve cooked potatoes and take it only half of veal and tea Cup crackers, finely crushed, chopped onion Yes. Mix all together and chop some more to become dough. Then pour this dough in a Cup of cream tea, five raw eggs and two tablespoons of oil. Take a flat shape or a deep frying pan and spread with butter and sprinkle with breadcrumbs, put into it the dough, place in oven and give a good Browning. And out of all this dog." The dog puzzled me...
Ingredients
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250 g
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250 g
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125 g
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1 piece
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0.5 cup
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0.5 cup
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5 piece
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30 g
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Cooking
Here are my sources. Decided to cook in a ratio of 1 herring, only eggs had a prescription, but they are small.
A food processor saves time and effort! Put in a bowl of pieces of beef, herring, onions, boiled potatoes.
Grind in a more or less homogeneous mass.
Add a piece of butter, the breadcrumbs, cream and eggs.
Again grind-whisk in the lush homogeneous mass
Form grease with butter and sprinkle with breadcrumbs. Pour our dough, spread with spatula.
Put in a preheated 175-180 deg. the oven and bake for 30 minutes until Browning. Take out of the oven our miracle and leave in the form for 15 minutes.
Turn on the Board. So that's got a dog...
Yes, I know that counts a lot about food! Delicious in hot or warm state. Goes well with sour cream and greens. Cold haven't tried, but I think also delicious. Such a slice is good to take with you to work for a snack, or on the road. You take the risk?
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