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Pork rind stomach salad – Schwartenmagensalat

↓Deutsch I recently bought a pack of two slices of Palatinate Schwartenmagen (pork rind stomach) at a Netto market. Taste: A Swabian butcher imagines what Palatinate pork rind stomach is like. In the Palatinate he would probably be banned from working for life for the result. So I chopped up the rest and used it in a salad with additional salt and pepper. After it marinated for a while, you could actually eat it. Pork rind stomach is a type...

Palatinate meatballs with horseradish sauce – Pälzer Fleeschknepp mit Meerrettichsoß

↓Deutsch These are meatballs made from meatball dough but simmered in meat broth and not fried in a pan. The meat is usually mixed minced meat (beef:pork/1:1), in rarer cases it can be pure minced pork. In order to convey the Palatinate's favorite feeling, thirst, it is served with the hottest possible horseradish sauce, so a Riesling or a Riesling spritzer is a must as an accompaniment. The whole thing is rounded off with boiled potatoes. 2...

Palatinate liver dumplings – Pfälzer Leberknödel

↓Deutsch 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...

Kirschenmichel

↓Deutsch Originally Kirschenmichel is a leftovers for white bread or rolls. Cherries are used depending on the season, fresh or canned. The home of the Kirschenmichel is from the Rhine-Main area and south over Rheinhessen to the Palatinate, where it is known as Kerscheplotzer. As a child I hated this dish because I found anyway soaked bread to vomit. The recipe I am presenting here, my parents/grandparents generation would have astounded, who...

Dibbehas

↓Deutsch The title of this recipe means a hare in a pot in Hessian dialect. This recipe is with Assmanshausen Pinot noir, but also from Rhine Hesse in now Rhineland Palatinate and the Palatinate with their local red wines. Because a whole hare is too much for two people, I changed the recipe. We had two hare legs, which I deboned and cut into coarse pieces. I didn't put it into the oven, I braised it on the stove. Naturally the bones were not...
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