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Pot-au-feu (Beef and vegetable casserole)

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Cook time: 0 min.
Servings: 4 portion(s)

Ingredients for Pot-au-feu (Beef and vegetable casserole)

Crushed peppercorns
Bay leaf
Parsley
Salt
Thyme
1Handful of celery Green
1Onion
2Winter carrots
250gVeal to boiling or hen
4Leeks
4Small turnips
4Large potatoes
500gBeef shank with bone

Instructions for Pot-au-feu (Beef and vegetable casserole)

To prepare the Pot-au-feu (Beef and vegetable casserole) recipe, please follow these instructions:

Upillede onion, halve it and heat the cut surface in a greased frying pan until it is dark brown (this will give the soup color). Got the meat, chicken, salt, pepper, thyme, bay leaf, a few stalks of parsley (and preferably parsley root) celery leaves and the halved onion in conjunction with 2 l. of water, and bring it slowly to the boil. Cream soup, and let it boil under low heat for about 3 hours. Sieve the soup and let it boil under low heat for about 3 hours. SI soup. Cut the meat from the legs, and put it back into the soup, came the pores in after they are cut into 5-6 cm. long pieces, came the carrots cut into strips in, and let the soup Cook another 15 minutes. Add the 4 pieces cut turnips, peeled and halved potatoes. Cook until the vegetables are tender, onwards to ok a little more parsley came in.

Tips:
This pot-au-feu can be eaten as a vegetable soup, but the classic French way is the following: first, the soup is served in soup plates with a slice of bread in the bottom and a little red wine poured on top (le coup du médecin). Then eaten meat and vegetables, marrow from the legs eaten on a piece of bread. This right must be served with coarse salt, small sour cucumbers and mustard. You can also get cabbage in a pot-au-feu, but it should be cooked for himself in a bit of the soup, otherwise it will give the Court an unpleasant taste. Sometimes replaced the beef of hen, sometimes of pork or a mixture of different kinds of meat. The fyldigste pot-au-feu is the taditionelle soup, which vinbønnernes wives boils under the grape harvest to vinplukkerne, containing ham, bacon, chicken, goose and sometimes many kinds of vegetables as well as beef.