Friday, April 18, 2014

HOW TO COOK GAISBURGER MARSCH

How To Cook Gaisburger Marsch –this dish very common to us, it is just the name we are not familiar with because Gaisburger Marsch is just a counterpart of what we call beef and vegetable stew. Although this is very German, you can make your own version of it by replacing some of the ingredients used in this recipe. Unlike other beef stews we make, cooking this dish requires beer. I know that some wine gives better taste to stews but I didn’t know that beer could also be added to stews, I was amazed when I learned about this thing. Actually the beer is used to combine with broth used for simmering and that’s is what we are going to do. I have shared with you the recipe on how to make spatzle, I am mentioning it because this stew is not complete without it. Here is how to cook Gaisburger Marsch:



Ingredients
1 pound beef (cut into cubes)
1 cup beer
4 cups beef broth (or enough amount to cover beef for simmering)
1 medium size onion (diced)
1 stalk celery
2 medium size carrots (diced)
1 pound uncooked potatoes (peeled and diced)
1 small bowl spatzle (cooked)
1 tablespoon nutmeg
Salt to taste
1 onion, (cut into rings)
Butter
1 tablespoon parlsey (chopped)

Cooking Procedure
  1. In a pot, put the beef , beer, salt, diced onion, celery, carrots and broth.
  2. Bring to a boil and simmer until the beef is cooked and tender.
  3. When the beef is almost cooked, drop the potatoes.
  4. In a skillet, melt butter and fry onion rings until translucent.
  5. Pour the stew in individual serving bowls and garnish with onion rings and parsley.
  6. And serve.


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HOW TO COOK FLADLESUPPE

How To Cook Flädlesuppe –here is another Aryan dish that you would like and the good news here is that you can use your leftover pancakes, yes. It is not tricky at all. This dish is a soup so you wouldn’t worry about the sauce or gravy or anything that you may want to get rid of everytime you make dishes. Flädlesuppe is actually composed of pancakes and broth. You can use your favorite vegetable broth on this one. It is up to you, who knows, your broth is way better than mine. But please, take note that do not make this one way earlier than you are going to serve it because the broth will get cold and the pancakes will fall apart by soaking up the broth. You can prepare the ingredients earlier though. Here is how to cook Flädlesuppe:



Ingredients
8 cups of  vegetable broth
6 small size pancakes (cut into strips)
1 medium size carrots (cut into sticks)
1 green onion (cut into sticks)
1 celery (cut into strips/sticks)
½ cup chayote (cut into sticks)
1 tablespoon fresh parsley (chopped)
1 tablespoon celery leaves (chopped)
Salt and pepper to taste

Cooking Procedure
  1. In a pot, combine all the vegetables, pour in broth and boil until the vegetables are cooked.
  2. Add salt and pepper according to your taste, check the taste if not too salty to you.
  3. Put the pancakes in individual serving bowls.
  4. Pour broth over pancakes and add some cooked vegetables.
  5. Garnish with parsley and celery leaves and serve.


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Wednesday, April 16, 2014

HOW TO COOK SPAETZLE

How To Cook Spätzle –this is a traditional dumpling in Central Europe especially in Germany and other countries inspired with Deutsch cultures like Austria and Hungary. This Spätzle or spaetzle is like spaghetti but we are not going to use ready-made pasta noodles because making the noodle dough is one of the processes we are going to do using this recipe I am going to share with you. Making this dish is not tricky at all but making the speatzel requires spaetzle maker which I think not all households have it. But if you have mechanical grater, then problem is solved because grater can be used in making spaetzle. I am not so sure if there is a ready-made spaetzle that we can buy from supermarkets because I have not tried looking for it in. You may want to adjust the amoun of ingredients according to your taste. Now, lets get the ingredients and do the cooking. Here is how to cook Spätzle



Ingredients
1 cup all-purpose flour
Milk (amount depends upon the dryness of flour)
2 eggs
½ tsp nutmeg (ground)
A dash of white pepper (ground)
½ tsp salt
Water for simmering
2 tbsp butter
2 tbsp parsley (chopped)

Cooking Procedure
  1. In a bowl, combine together flour, white pepper, salt and nutmeg. Mix well.
  2. Whisk egg, combine with ½ cup of milk. Mix perfectly.
  3. Little by little, pour the milk mixture to the flour to make dough.
  4. If the dough is smooth enough, do not add anymore milk.
  5. Put the dough in the spaetzle maker and press.
  6. In a pot, heat water until simmering.
  7. Drop the spaetzle little by little in the simmering water.
  8. Let it cook for 9 minutes.
  9. Remove the spaetzle from water and put in a collander to remove water perfectly.
  10. In a pan, melt butter over medium heat.
  11. Saute the spaetzle for 3 minutes.
  12. Transfer in a serving plate, scatter parsley over it and serve.


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HOW TO COOK SCHWEINSHAXE

How To Cook Schweinshaxe –This dish is a Bavarian counterpart of English pork knuckles or what we also call foreshanks. There are many version of this dish and some of these versions are tricky. But what I am going to share with you is not the tricky one because I don’t believe there is a huge difference between the tricky and simple ones as far as taste is concerned. It is good accompanied with beer and also red wine but I’m not much of a drunk person so water or soda pop would be great. And I eat it with rice. There are many German restaurants in the U.S. so you can try many versions of it because they serve Schweinshaxe. Sometimes, if I don’t find prok knuckles, what I use is just pork. Yep, because the recipe is not good just with pork knuckles but also good with different pork meats. Here is how to cook Schweinshaxe:



Ingredients
2 pork knuckles
1 large size carrots (diced)
1 medium size onion (diced)
1 leek (chopped)
1 stalk celery (chopped)
2 tbsp vegetable shortening
1 tsp black pepper (whole)
¼ cup beer
Ground cumin to taste
Salt to taste

Cooking Procedure
  1. In a pot, put together pork knuckles, celery, leek, carrots, onions, salt and pepper.
  2. Add water enough to cover the knuckles.
  3. Bring to a boil and simmer over medium-high heat for 2 hours or longer depending on pork. Just check time to time if the pork is yet tender.
  4. Remove the knuckles from the pot and set aside.
  5. Remove vegetables from the pot and set aside.
  6. Reserve the broth.
  7. Pre heat oven to 220 degrees C. Put the shortening in a baking pan and melt.
  8. Put the knuckles, vegetables and 2 cups of broth to the baking pan.
  9. Bake for 20 minutes. Meanwhile, combine beer and salt (to taste) mix well until the salt is dissolved.
  10. Sprinkle the knuckles and vegetables with beer and bake for another 10 minutes.
  11. Remove from the oven and transfer in serving plates.
  12. Scatter cumin over the knuckels.
  13. And serve with sauerkraut.


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Monday, April 14, 2014

HOW TO COOK KNODEL

How To Cook Knodel –here is another dumpling dish from Aryan people. This is a traditional dish in Austria. Knodel literally means ‘dumpling’ and it is best serve with toasted bread. Kids love it so it is a good way for the mothers to have their children eat their food an I bet, kids would ask for more. This is good for breakfast and a good source of energy so this not just for the small kids but even for adults because this a breakfast that would help you do you morning chores since it gives fair amount of carbohydrates and protein. You are going to need 2 eggs so if you want to make it a little hearty, just use 3 eggs and remove the yolk. Here is how to cook Knodel:



Ingredients
1 lb toasted white bread (cut into cubes)
1 small size sweet onion (diced)
2 tbsp fresh parsley (diced)
2 tsp butter
2 eggs (whisked)
1 cup milk
Salt and pepper (to taste)

Cooking Procedure
  1. In a pan, heat butter over medium heat.
  2. Grease a baking dish with butter.
  3. In the pan, combine oil and parsley, saute until the onions turn light brown.
  4. Add bread and toss perfectly.
  5. In a small bowl, combine eggs, salt, pepper and milk. Whisk perfectly.
  6. Pour the egg mixture to the same pan and mix well.
  7. Remove from heat and let rest for an hour. Make balls from mixture.
  8. Put the balls to the baking tray and cover with aluminum foil.
  9.  In a steaming pot, put water. Place the baking tray over the water for steaming.
  10.  Cover the pot and steam for an hour.
  11. Remove the tray from the pot and let cool.
  12.  Spread butter melts and serve.

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