Pork "Sauerbraten"????
Victor Sack wrote:
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> Kate Connally > wrote:
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> > I wonder if there is such a thing as sauerbraten
> > made with pork instead of beef.
>
> Yes, in the Eifel region they make it with pork. BTW, I wonder why you
> think sauerbraten has to be made with beef. Here in the Rhineland, it
> traditionally used to be been made with horse meat and this is still
> often enough the case.
Well, that would be because all my German cookbooks
call for using beef and all the recipes I have come
across on the web call for beef. And even if some of
them called for horse I wouldn't make it or would
substitute beef. I don't want to eat horse.
> Feel free to use your favourite sauerbraten recipe, substituting lean
> pork for the meat it calls for.
Actually found out when I got home that my regular recipe
calls for pork as an alternative. Never really registered
with me before. It's the Sauerbraten auf Nordischer Art -
marinated in buttermilk and then cooked with red wine,
red wine vinegar, juniper berries, etc.
>
> > Not quite sure what the "braten" part means.
>
> 'Roast', including 'pot roast'.
Aha. Good to know. I was gonna look it up in my
German dictionary but now I don't have to. ;-)
Thanks,
Kate
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