The Art of German Cooking and Baking: Revised and Enlarged EditionMeier, Lina
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The Art of German Cooking and Baking: Revised and Enlarged Edition
Meier, Lina
Cooking, German
6 lbs. of beef brisket
Salt
Soup greens
1 small onion
8 pepper-corns
2 cloves
2 yolks of eggs
1½ tbsps. of Parmesan cheese, grated
2 tbsps. grated rolls
1½ tbsps. of butter
6 qts. water
1 bay-leaf
Preparation: The beef is pounded and tied into a white cloth in a good
shape. The water is heated with salt, soup greens and spices to the
boiling point, then the meat added which must boil 1 hour so little
that you hardly notice it. The pot must be well covered. If there are
bones in the meat, they should be removed and put into the stock.
When the meat is tender, take it out, cover it with fricassee gravy
which is first stirred with 2 yolks of eggs. Strew the Parmesan cheese
and roll crumbs over it and baste with some melted butter. Now set it
into the oven and bake for 20 minutes. You can garnish the roast with
fried cut potatoes or macaroni.
Cucumber salad, mixed pickles or salt- or pepper-pickles go nicely with
this meat.
Remarks: The bouillon may be boiled down and used for soup.
No. 18—BEEF CUTLETS OF ROAST BEEF.
Quantity for 6 Persons.
3 lbs. roast beef
Salt, pepper
¼ lb. butter
Preparation: The meat is cut into 3 slices and bones, tendons, fat and
skin removed from it. It is then pounded well. It must be 1½ inches
thick. The butter is heated, the meat fried 20 minutes, turning it
over several times. The last 5 minutes you put it off the hot fire and
let it simmer. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, then baste with the
butter. Serve on a hot platter and garnish with parsley. The remnants
may be used for gulash.
No. 19—BOILED BEEF.
Quantity for 6 Persons.
4 lbs. of meat
Soup greens
1 lb. of bones
4–5 qts. of water
Salt
Preparation: The meat which may be from the rump, thick rib piece or
breast, is washed. The water with the bones, all soup greens and salt
is boiled for 1 hour, then put in the meat and boil slowly 2½ hours.
With this meat serve onion, mustard, horse radish or leek gravy.
Remarks: This meat may be utilized for hash, salad, meat pudding or
beef with onions and eggs.
No. 20—BEEF HASH.
1 lb. remnants of meat
¼ of an onion
1 tbsp. of butter
½ wine glass of white wine
1 cup bouillon
Salt, pepper
1 tsp. of flour
Preparation: The meat is chopped fine and may be of soup meat, roast
or steak. The onions are cut fine and stewed in butter, then the
chopped meat put in, the flour strewn over it, simmered a little while
longer, salt and pepper added and bouillon. If you take water add ¼
tablespoonful of meat extract and wine. Let it cook ¼ hour and serve.
Fresh boiled, peeled potatoes are nice to serve with it.
No. 21—HASH WITH POTATOES.
Quantity for 4–6 Persons.
1—1½ lbs. of meat (boiled or roasted beef)
¼ onion
1 tbsp. of butter
A little pepper
Salt
1 cup of bouillon or water
4 peeled, boiled potatoes
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