The bodensee from Lindau.
City center Lindau.
Our Lunch that day.
| Put everything in a small pot and add water. Bring the broth to a quick boil and let it cool thoroughly. Clean and dry the beef chunk and put it in a deep dish. Pour in the cold vinegar broth and make sure the whole beef is immersed in the broth. Add more water or vinegar as needed. Cover with plastic foil and place in the fridge for 3 days, turning the beef each day ( I pickled for 48 hrs only). This is after 24hours pickling. The Braten: Take the beef chunk out of the broth and pat with kitchen towel to dry. Season with pepper on all sides. Prepare a large frying pan with a little bit oil. Fry the beef chunk on all sides till crispy. After this is done, let the beef rest on a cutting board. The same frying pan will be used for making the bratensauce.
Sieve the broth. Sort out the condiments from the veggies. Reheat the frying pan and fry the veggies from the broth. Add half of the sieved broth and add tomato puree. The Braising:
The sauce:
What do you eat with Sauerbraten? Traditionally it is served with potato dumplings and pickled red cabbage. But it is versatile. Noodles, boiled potatoes and maybe with a side of roasted veggies may also do the trick. When the beef is done, it should be so soft that you wont need a knife to cut it.:D We had ours traditional with pickled red cabbage and potato dumplings. I am happy with the results and hoping I can bribe my in laws with it someday..muaahahahha...(udang sebalik mee?) ps: Kami raya hari Khamis..jgn mara aaa... |