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Shashlik is actually known as a skewer. Original from the Caucasus this is marinated meat on skewers and grilled. In Germany they make a skewer with bacon, kidneys, pork, peppers and onions, which is cooked in a shashlik sauce.
Just ask yourself, why does that have to be on skewers, if that is anyway braised in a sauce. So I fried all the solid ingredients in olive oil and then braised in crushed tomatoes.
Additional spices such as...
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Almost all over the world this is known as either ragù bolognese or sauce bolognese, preferably with spaghetti. The Bologna Chamber of Commerce has a fixed recipe for this, but hardly anyone follows it. I've seen the most adventurous constructions with mixed minced meat, minced poultry, vegetarian with lentils and whatever else I know. Minced meat is fried, mixed with tomatoes and boiled for 30 minutes. This is then called sauce...
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The veal liver with apple and onion is from the classic Berlin cuisine and belongs to the repertoire just like the knuckle with sauerkraut and pea puree. According to the original recipe, the liver is first to be rolled in flour and roasted. I omitted the flour and fried the onion and the apple first and finally the liver. 2 servings Ingredients:
3 onions, cut into rings or strips
2 tablespoons butter
1 apple, cored and sliced into...
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In the recipe, I used the Italian version of the dish, also known as Trippa alla Milanese. The Busecca ticinese comes with a full bouquet garnie (carrots, celeriac, leek) instead of celery stalks, carrots and potatoes, which makes the whole thing more like a stew.
Tripe is according to current understanding rumen, reticulum and omasum of beef as opposed to the past when all offal from all animals for slaughter were so...
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Beef and veal kidneys are a little tricky to handle. I can't just cut them in half like I would with pork kidneys and cut out the fatty tissue inside with a wedge cut. Because of the strong segmentation, I have to cut them into individual segments and then remove the fatty tissue from each piece. Then, as with any kidney, the cleaned meat is rinsed well, changing the water several times. 2 servings Ingredients:
3 tbsp olive oil
1/2...
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While in other parts of Germany tripe ends up tacitly in sausages or in dog food, in Swabia they are eaten as sour tripe or in Baden in white wine sauce.
Fortunately, nowadays you no longer have to go through the hours of cooking and cleaning, the tripe is cleaned, boiled and cut into strips at the butcher's. 2 servings Ingredients:
2 onions, cut into strips
1 clove of garlic, chopped
3 tbsp oil
1 tbsp flour
150 ml red wine
100 ml...
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Pork liver is not usually a favorite. The livers of veal and beef are much more valued. But when it comes to liver sausage and/or dumplings, pork liver is in demand. Even veal liver sausage contains pork liver, which is why it can now only be called veal meat liver sausage. Many fine liver pâtés also contain pork liver rather than the finer liver varieties of veal, chicken, duck or goose. Since a pate is not considered a sausage in...
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The original recipe is actually with Madeira, but I find the taste difference between Port and Madeira wine not so great that port wine can do as a substitude.
What I have also omitted, is the roasted vegetables, because they are too dominant for my taste. Instead, mushrooms came into which support the taste of Madeira wine very nice. 4 servings Ingredients:
1 kg raw, cured beef tongue
salt
2 tablespoons butter
1 tablespoon flour
1...
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My ragù made from chicken hearts is almost identical to my ragù di manzo, the beef ragù, instead of beef, chicken hearts are the basis. Since chicken hearts are already innards, I also did without the chicken liver. Ingredients:
2 tbsp olive oil
500 g chicken hearts
250 g Italian soup greens (celery, carrots), diced
1 onion, cut into large cubes
3 cloves of garlic, chopped
400 g peeled tomatoes
100 ml white wine
salt
pepper
sugar...
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The preparation of this tripe dish is somewhat reminiscent of the Italian Busecca, comes however from the African Côte d’Ivoire.
I have an existing recipe, almost entirely a list of ingredients, from a member of the Facebook group Ägyptisch Arabische Küche (Egypt Arabian cuisine) so processed, that the layman can do something with the recipe. My change: I never fry garlic, because it thereby in my opinion loses too much taste....
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