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Rumpolt's Vinegar Beef
by
Gwen Catrin von Berlin
Original Recipe
Preseindel from an ox
(Ein New Kochbuch, Marxen Rumpolt, 1581)
49. Take beef/ cut it fine thin/ two fingers wide/ and
one finger long/ beat it with the back of a knife/ marinate it with wine
vinegar/ and let one hour/ or one half/ sit (marinate)/ so it becomes
nicely tender/ make butter hot/ and put the meat from the vinegar therein/
roast it/ and pour the butter off again/ pour vinegar therto/ and a little
beef broth/ also pepper and ginger/ let it simmer therewith a short time/
and chop green welltasting herbs therein/ and let them simmer. And one
calls it Preseindel from an ox.
[Translation by Gwen Catrin von Berlin (Martina Grasse)]
Redaction
Ingredients:
1 lb Round Steak
1/2 C beef broth (used instant)
1 cup vinegar (red wine preferred, reserve when draining)
Black pepper, several good grindings
1-2 T butter
1/2 teas. ginger root, grated fresh
Fresh herbs (tarragon, parsley)
Preparation Steps
Slice beef thinly into 2" x 1 "x very thin pieces. Tenderize
them using the back of a knife or a meat mallet. Marinate in vinegar
for one hour then drain, reserving liquid. Heat butter in a skillet
and fry the beef in it. When brown drain any excess fat and pour
the reserved vinegar and the beef broth into it. Season with pepper
and ginger and simmer a few minutes, then add the herbs and simmer another
15 minutes or so.
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