№ 54III. nodaļa
Sams ar citronēm un pētersiljēm
Catfish braised with lemon, parsley and white wine
- Serves 4
- about 1 hour, including soaking
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1796Sams ar zitrohnehm un pehtersiljehm.
The book gives a spicglāze (a small conical wine glass) of white wine, which we take as about 100 ml; the other amounts are ours.
Method
7 soļi- Soak the catfish steaks in cold water for 30 minutes.
- Put them in a pan with fresh cold water to cover and the salt. Bring slowly to the boil, skim well, then drain at once.
- Rub a wide, shallow flameproof dish or sauté pan with half the butter and lay half the lemon slices in it. Sprinkle with half the parsley and half the mace.
- Lay the fish on top in one layer. Cover with the rest of the lemon slices, parsley and mace, and dot with the rest of the butter.
- Cover and cook over low heat for 10–12 minutes (or in the oven at 180 °C for about 15 minutes), until the fish is almost done.
- Pour in the wine and sprinkle the breadcrumbs over. Simmer uncovered for 3–5 minutes, until the crumbs have thickened the juices and the fish is 63 °C at the thickest part.
- Serve straight from the dish.
Notes
What the book says vs. what we added
the half-hour soak, the brief boil with skimming, the layers of butter, lemon, parsley and mace above and below the fish, the covered braising and the final glass of white wine and breadcrumbs are all the book's. The amounts, times and the oven option are ours.
The top layer
the book prints "lemon butter, parsley and mace" with no comma, but the top layer seems meant to repeat the bottom one: lemon, butter, parsley and mace. We read it that way.
Wine glass
a Spitzglas was a conical stemmed glass for wine or spirits; 100 ml is our estimate.
Lemon
sliced lemon cooked with its peel turns a little bitter if left too long; don't braise for more than 20 minutes in all.
Catfish
substitutes as in 03-053. The book adds that catfish can be cooked in all the ways given for sturgeon (03-046 to 03-051).
Oriģināls1796
Kad tas sams sagreests un puss stundu akkas uhdenî irr, tad usleez winnu ar aukstu uppes uhdeni un un noputta . blohdu us ar sweestu, , un sagruhstahm ; tohs samu eekschâ, un atkal sweestu, un ; apklahj to blohdu un tà gohsa-jahs; beidsoht peeleij kahdu balta wihna un usberr kweeschu maises , un wehl masu brihdi werd. Samu tik pat daschadi warr sataisiht kà stohri.
Mūsdienu rakstībā2026
Kad sams sagriezts un pusstundu akas ūdenī , tad uzliec viņu aukstu upes ūdeni un sāli un noputā . bļodu uz oglēm sviestu, , un sagrūstām ; tos samu iekšā, un atkal , sviestu, un ; apklāj to bļodu, un tā gozājas; beidzot pielej kādu balta vīna un uzber kviešu maizes , un vēl mazu brīdi verd. Samu tikpat dažādi var sataisīt kā stori.
Sastāvdaļas10
| Mūsdienās | 1796 | English | Daudzums |
|---|---|---|---|
| samsripās | sams | wels catfish | |
| akas ūdensmērcēšanai | akkas uhdens | well water | |
| upes ūdens | uppes uhdens | river water | |
| sāls | sahls | salt | |
| sviests | sweests | butter | |
| citrona ripas | zitrohnu rippes | lemon slices | |
| sakapāti pētersīļi | sadrahstas pehtersiljes | chopped parsley | |
| muskatziedi (macis)sagrūsti | muskatu pukkes | mace | |
| baltvīns | balts wihns | white wine | 1 spicglāze |
| kviešu maizes mīkstums | kweeschu maises mihkstums | fresh white breadcrumbs |
Paņēmieni
- mērcēt
- vārīt
- noputināt
- gozāt
Birkas
- sams
- zivis
- citrons
- sautējums
Piezīmes
- citrones sviestu: oriģinālā bez komata. Pēc pirmā slāņa (sviestu, citronu ripēm, pētersiljēm ... muskatu puķēm) te droši vien domāts citrones, sviestu, tāpēc mūsdienu tekstā pielikts komats.
- spicglāze (vāc. Spitzglas): smaila, konusveida vīna glāze.
- Samu tikpat dažādi var sataisīt kā stori: sal. stores receptes 03-046 līdz 03-051.
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