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Spānera sula
Spanish sauce with anchovy, ham and mushrooms
- Makes about 500 ml
- about 40 minutes
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1796Spanera sulla.
The book gives 1 spoon of olive oil, 2 glasses of wine and 1 spoon of lemon juice; the other amounts are ours.
Method
5 soļi- For salted anchovies: soak them for 20–30 minutes and pull out the bones. Oil-packed fillets only need draining.
- Mash the anchovies with the butter to a paste, with a fork or in a mortar.
- Put the paste in a saucepan with the ham, shallots, olive oil and broth. Simmer gently for 15–20 minutes, until the shallots are soft.
- Pour through a fine sieve, pressing hard to push through as much as possible. Return to the pan.
- Add the wine, lemon juice and mushrooms and simmer for 10 minutes, until slightly reduced. Taste; it shouldn't need salt.
Notes
What the book says vs. what we added
the book pounds soaked, boned anchovies very fine with butter, adds chopped lean ham, finely chopped shallots, a spoon of "white" olive oil and a little broth, boils it well, strains it through a horsehair sieve, adds 2 glasses of wine, a spoon of lemon juice and preserved mushrooms and boils it again. We read a glass as about 125 ml; the times are ours.
The name
Spānera sula is "the Spaniard's sauce", from German Spanier. With ham, wine and broth it looks like the lighter "Spanish" sauces of 18th-century French cooking, not the thick brown espagnole of later French kitchens.
Olive oil
the book's bomeļe is olive oil (German Baumöl); in 03-007 it glosses it as Provence oil. "White" probably means a pale, mild oil.
Mushrooms
ietaisītas briedenes are preserved field mushrooms (briedenes, see 02-076). Rinsed pickled button mushrooms are the nearest; or fry 100 g sliced fresh mushrooms in a little butter.
Serving
the book says it is good with reheated roasts and other braised meat dishes. Slice leftover roast beef, veal or lamb, warm it gently in the sauce and serve.
Oriģināls1796
Nemm un no assakahm un sadrasi tahs ar sweestu it it smalki, peeleez sakappatu schkinku gallu, smalki sadrastas , weenu karroti baltas un druszin gallas suppi klaht; wahri to , iskahf zaur , peeleij 2 glahses wihna, 1 karroti , , un atkal werd. Schi ussilditeem zeppescheem un zittahm gallas un irr.
Mūsdienu rakstībā2026
Ņem un no asakām un sadrāzi tās sviestu it , pieliec sakapātu šķiņķu gaļu, , vienu karoti baltas un drusciņ gaļas zupu klāt; vāri to , izkās caur , pielej 2 glāzes vīna, 1 karoti , , un atkal verd. Šī uzsildītiem cepešiem un citām gaļas un .
Sastāvdaļas9
| Mūsdienās | 1796 | English | Daudzums |
|---|---|---|---|
| sardeles (anšovi)izmērcētas un bez asakām | sardelles | salted anchovies | |
| sviests | sweests | butter | |
| liess šķiņķissakapāts | leess schkinkis | lean ham | |
| šalotes | schalottes | shallots | |
| olīveļļa | balta bohmelje | light olive oil | 1 karote |
| gaļas buljons | gallas suppe | meat broth | |
| vīns | wihns | white wine | 2 glāzes |
| citronu sula | zitrohnu sulla | lemon juice | 1 karote |
| marinēti šampinjoni | eetaisitas breedenes | pickled field mushrooms |
Paņēmieni
- sagrūst
- kapāt
- vārīt
- izkāst
Birkas
- mērce
- sardeles
- šķiņķis
- sēnes
- atlikumi
Piezīmes
- Spānera sula: spāņu mērce (Spāneris no vāc. Spanier, spānis); sal. franču sauce à l'espagnole, vāc. spanische Soße.
- It it smalki: it iespiests divreiz, 228. lappuses beigās un 229. sākumā; mūsdienu tekstā vienreiz.
- Bomeļe: olīveļļa (vāc. Baumöl); 03-007 grāmata to skaidro pati: bohmelji (Provenceröhl). Balta bomeļe droši vien gaiša, smalka eļļa.
- Ietaisītas briedenes: iekonservēti, marinēti šampinjoni (vāc. eingemacht).
- Uzsildīti cepeši: atkal sasildīts auksts cepetis, t. i., atlikumi.
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