Brisket aspic with quail eggs
Cooking time:
5 hours
Active time:
1 hour 30 minutes
Complexity:
Average
Aspic, unlike jellied meat, does not require cooking for several hours. And there is no need for bones, you can choose any meat that you love.
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Recipe "Brisket with quail eggs"
Ingredients for 6 servings
Beef brisket
500 g
Quail eggs
8 pcs.
Carrots
1 pc.
Onions
1 pc.
Gelatin
30 g (2 packs)
Garlic
1 clove (optional)
Bay leaf
1 pc.
Peppercorns
5 pcs.
Parsley
a few twigs
Salt
to taste
Step 1/5
For the broth, pour the brisket with cold water (about 1.5 liters), bring to a boil, remove the foam and lower the heat. Add peeled carrots and onions, bay leaf and peppercorns, salt. Cook the broth until the meat is soft - about an hour.
Step 2/5
Boil the quail eggs, cool, peel and halve. Cut the meat into thin slices (across the fibers), carrots into long thin strips (or grate for carrots in Korean). Put the meat in a suitable form, rolled up with rolls, egg halves, carrot slices, parsley leaves.
Step 3/5
Strain the finished broth, pour about 200 ml into a bowl. Let cool a little and dissolve gelatin in it, stir thoroughly with a whisk. Add the gelatin mixture to the rest of the broth and mix again, strain if necessary. Add the chopped garlic to the stock if you like an aspic with garlic.
Step 4/5
Carefully fill the future aspic with broth.
Step 5/5
Refrigerate for a few hours until completely set.
Ingredients for 6 servings
Beef brisket
500 g
Quail eggs
8 pcs.
Carrots
1 pc.
Onions
1 pc.
Gelatin
30 g (2 packs)
Garlic
1 clove (optional)
Bay leaf
1 pc.
Peppercorns
5 pcs.
Parsley
a few twigs
Salt
to taste
Nutritional value per 100 g
Calories
113 kcal
Proteins
7 g
Fats
9 g
Carbohydrates
1 g
Saturated fat
4 g
Dietary fiber
0 g
Added sugar
0 g
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