№ 6VI. nodaļa
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Braised sauerkraut, plain or rich
- Serves 4–6
- about 1¼ hours
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1796Skahbu kahpostu wahriht.
The book gives "a glass" of wine and "a piece" of sugar; it gives no other amounts.
Method
4 soļi- Squeeze the sauerkraut hard in your hands to press out the juice. If it is very sour, rinse it quickly in cold water first (our addition).
- Plain: put it in a heavy pan with the butter or fat and 100 ml water (our addition). Cover and simmer gently for 45–60 minutes, stirring now and then and adding a splash of water if it gets dry, until soft. Stir in the breadcrumbs and cook 2 minutes more. Serve in a warm dish, sprinkled with the capers or dill.
- Richer: put the sauerkraut in the pan with the water and vinegar (or the wine and lemon slices), the butter or fat and the sugar. Cover and braise gently for 45–60 minutes, stirring now and then. Add the currants for the last 10 minutes. Take out the lemon slices.
- Cream finish: when the sauerkraut (cooked with butter) is soft, whisk the cream with the yolks, stir them in and heat gently, stirring, for 3–4 minutes, until the sauce thickens and reaches 75 °C. Don't let it boil hard or the yolks will curdle.
Notes
What the book says vs. what we added
the book squeezes very sour sauerkraut, cooks it with butter or fat, stirs in a little grated bread and sprinkles it with capers or dill. Better still, it says, is to braise it with a little water and wine vinegar, butter and a piece of sugar; or with a glass of wine and lemon slices (taken out afterwards) instead of the vinegar. Goose fat or lard also tastes good; currants can go in near the end; and sweet cream beaten with egg yolk can be cooked in. The amounts, times and the rinsing are ours.
Vinegar on sauerkraut
the book's "better" version adds vinegar even to sour kraut, balanced with sugar. With mild bought sauerkraut it works well; with very sour home-made kraut use the wine instead.
Serving
with roast goose, pork, ham or sausages.
Oriģināls1796
Kad skahbs irr, tad isspeests, katlâ un ar sweestu wahrihts, beidsoht peemaisi druszin rihmaisi un usberr blohdâ dilles — Labbaki wehl , kad katlâ druszin uhdens ar wihnettiki peeleets, sweests un zukkera peelikts un tà . Wihnettika weetâ glahsi wihna nemt warr un eelikt, kas pehz atkal isnemmamas irr. Ar sohsu- zuhku arri smekke. Kad gan drihs gattaws irr, tad arri warr peelikt klaht. Kad ar sweestu wahrihts un jau mihksts irr, tad warr ar dseltenumu , ta kahposta peelikt un kohpâ wahriht.
Mūsdienu rakstībā2026
Kad skābs , tad izspiests, katlā un sviestu ; beidzot piemaisi drusciņ un uzber bļodā dilles. — vēl , kad katlā drusciņ ūdens vīnetiķi pieliets, sviests un cukura pielikts un tā . Vīnetiķa vietā glāzi vīna ņemt var un ielikt, kas atkal izņemamas . zosu cūku arī smeķē. Kad drīz gatavs , tad arī var pielikt klāt. Kad sviestu un jau mīksts , tad var dzeltenumu , tā pielikt un kopā .
Sastāvdaļas14
| Mūsdienās | 1796 | English | Daudzums |
|---|---|---|---|
| skābēti kāposti | skahbs kahposts | sauerkraut | |
| sviests | sweests | butter | |
| taukisviesta vietā; arī zosu vai cūku tauki | tauki | fat | |
| rīvmaize (rīmaize) | rihmaise | breadcrumbs | |
| kaperi (kaperes)virsū | kapperes | capers | |
| dilleskaperu vietā | dilles | dill | |
| ūdens | uhdens | water | |
| vīnetiķis | wihnettikis | wine vinegar | |
| cukurs | zukkers | sugar | gabals |
| vīnsvīnetiķa vietā | wihns | wine | glāze |
| citrona ripas | zitrohnu rippes | lemon slices | |
| korintes (sīkās rozīnes) | korintes | dried currants | |
| saldais krējums | salds krehjums | cream | |
| olas dzeltenums | pautu dseltenums | egg yolk |
Paņēmieni
- gozāt
- vārīt
- sakult
Birkas
- kāposti
- skābēti kāposti
Piezīmes
- dilles — Labbaki: pirms domuzīmes nav punkta; mūsdienu tekstā punkts pielikts.
- gigaht: sakult, saputot (sal. 04-026, kur olu baltums kà sneegs sakults (gigahts)). Te krējumu sakul ar olas dzeltenumu un ar to biezina kāpostus.
- zukkera gabbals: cukura gabaliņš, nošķelts no cukura galvas.
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