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Vēršu mēle
Ox tongue with raisin and almond sauce
- Serves 6
- about 4 hours
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1796Wehrschu-mehle.
The book gives no quantities; the amounts below are ours.
Method
7 soļi- Scrub the tongue under cold water. Put it in a large pot, cover with about 3 l cold water and bring slowly to the boil. Skim well, then add the salt, allspice and ginger.
- Simmer gently, partly covered, for 3–3½ hours, until the tip is tender when pierced and the skin has started to blister.
- Lift the tongue out, dip it briefly in cold water and peel off the skin while it's still warm. Trim the fat and gristle from the root end. Keep it warm in a little of the broth.
- Strain the broth. If you like, simmer the barley in 1 l of it for about 40 minutes and serve it as a soup alongside.
- For the sauce, simmer the raisins and currants in water for 5 minutes and drain. Melt the butter in a saucepan, stir in the flour and cook over medium heat, stirring all the time, for 6–8 minutes until deep brown but not burnt.
- Whisk in the 400 ml broth, then the wine. Add the lemon zest and pieces, the raisins and currants, the almonds and sugar and simmer for 10 minutes, until the sauce coats a spoon.
- Slice the tongue and pour the sauce over it.
Notes
What the book says vs. what we added
the tongue boiled with salt, allspice and whole ginger, peeled, and served with a sauce of deeply browned butter and flour with lemon peel and pieces, a little wine, boiled raisins and currants, cut almonds and a piece of sugar, is the book's, as is the barley cooked in the broth. The amounts, the times and the broth in the sauce are ours: with only a little wine, the browned flour would be a paste rather than a sauce.
Sugar
the book's "piece of sugar" was broken off a sugar loaf; we use 15 g. The sauce should be gently sweet and sour, much like the Polish szary sos (grey sauce) still served with tongue and carp.
Ginger
18th-century ginger was dried root. Fresh ginger is fine.
Oriģināls1796
to mehli itt agri ugguns, un noputtina to , tad peeleez , un wesselu , un kad ta gattawa, nolej to Suppi; kurrâ warr wahriht, un to us galdu doht. — No tahs wehrschu-mehles paschas nowelz to , un sataisi klaht. Zepp sweestu , peeleez miltu, maissi to, kamehr bruhns , tad -missas un jaleek klaht, arri druszin Wihnu, nowahritus un masus Rosines, sagreestus Mandeles, un weenu Zukkera, tas iswerd kohpâ, un tad uslej tai mehlei .
Mūsdienu rakstībā2026
to it agri uguns, sāli un noputina to , tad pieliec un veselu , un kad tā gatava, nolej to zupu, kurā var un to uz galdu dot. — No tās vēršu pašas novelc to ādu un sataisi šādu klāt. Cep sviestu , pieliec miltu, maisi to, brūns , tad mizas un jāliek klāt, arī drusciņ vīnu, novārītus un mazus rozīnes, sagrieztus mandeles un vienu cukura, izverd kopā, un tad uzlej tai .
Sastāvdaļas12
| Mūsdienās | 1796 | English | Daudzums |
|---|---|---|---|
| vēršu mēle | wehrschu-mehle | ox tongue | |
| sāls | sahls | salt | |
| smaržīgie pipari | Englisch-Gewürz | allspice | |
| vesels ingvers | wesels Ingbeers | whole dried ginger | |
| grūbasvāra atsevišķi buljonā | Gruhpes | barley groats | |
| sviestsmērcei | sweests | butter | |
| milti | milti | flour | |
| citrona miza un gabaliņi | Zitrohnu-missas un gabbali | lemon peel and pieces | |
| vīnsdrusciņ | Wihns | wine | |
| rozīnes un korintesnovārītas | leeli un masi Rosines | raisins and currants | |
| mandelessagrieztas | Mandeles | almonds | |
| cukurs | Zukkers | sugar | gabals |
Paņēmieni
- vārīt
- noputināt
- brūnināt
Birkas
- vēršu mēle
- subprodukti
- salda mērce
Piezīmes
- sāli: te droši vien darbības vārds (pasāli to), bet var lasīt arī "liec mēli ar sāli pie uguns".
- it agri: mēle vārās vairākas stundas, tāpēc to liek pie uguns jau agri no rīta.
- lieli un mazi rozīnes: rozīnes un korintes (sīkās rozīnes).
- Mēles buljonā atsevišķi var izvārīt grūpes un pasniegt kā zupu.
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