Description
This is an old recipe for porridge, known in Russia before the revolution and popular with cabbies. It was prepared in restaurants, along with a soup and vodka (60 ml), it was worth one Altyn (three kopecks). I give this recipe, somewhat adapted to modern conditions. Do not count for blasphemy, but this mess, I want to remember all the soldiers who do their duty in the "hot&am p;quot; points. There are many among of our family friends, the best friend of her husband never returned from Afghanistan, has gone missing. Many soldiers fought in Chechnya. It is almost always porridge was the only food of soldiers during military operations.
Ingredients
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100 g
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100 g
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200 g
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200 g
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1 piece
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1 piece
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1 Tbsp
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1 Tbsp
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1 Tbsp
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50 ml
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Cooking
To make porridge take buckwheat groats and millet from "Mistral".
Cereal mix and wash with warm water to millet bitter. Fill with water in the ratio 1: 2. For buckwheat requires less water for cooking, for millet more. Dobavlen salt to taste, bring to a boil and cook with the lid closed on low heat for 20 minutes.
At the same time take chicken hearts and liver. In the old recipes were chicken, and beef liver. Offal boiled in the broth, cooked the soup, and then used the boiled liver and heart for cooking porridge. Carrots also used the boiled broth. I took a fresh liver. It can be cut, I chose to use large pieces.
Carrot grate, onion cut into cubes.
Better to take a pan with high sides or a saucepan. In vegetable oil fry the onion and carrots.
Add the liver and heart, fry.
Next, take the honey, mustard and horseradish.
Add the honey, stir, caramelize the lightly, then add the mustard, horseradish, salt.
Mix all and simmer with the lid closed for 10-15 minutes.
Meanwhile ready, cook the porridge.
Add the cereal to the liver with hearts, mix everything together, cover, turn off heat.
Leave the porridge to simmer for 10 minutes.
The gruel is ready. Ready porridge sprinkle with minced herbs and green onions.
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