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Fried vegetable stew
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- boned meat : 250g
- fresh tomatoes : 200g
- redsquash or courgette : 200g
- potaoes : 200g
- mutton liver : 150g
- gruyere or swisscheese : 100g
- dry bread : 100g
- parmesan cheese : 25g
- butter : 20g
- eggs : 8
- onion : 1
- tomato puree : ½ tablespoonful
- tabil (spice) : ½ tablespoonful
- pepper table salt : according to taste
- oil : for fying and cooking
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an onion is peeled and chopped. The meat is cut
into equal pieces and spiced with salt and pepper 2 or 3 tablespoonfuls
are heated over a brisk fire; and the chopped onion and meat
are fried there. The tomato puree is added, then a glass of
water is poured on them and brought to the boil, heat, at
this stage is reduced and the mixture is left to time. Meanwhile,
the tomatoes are peeled cut into quarters, the stalkes are
removed from the capsicums, the courgette or red squash are
peeled and cut into slices and the same thing is done with
the potatoes.
In a high sized fring pan, oil is heated and the vegetables
are fried , strained, roughly chopped together spiced with
tabil and salt according to taste , after that, the mutton
liner pieces are fried, too, and removed from fire 2 eggs
are boiled and cut into pieces, the parmesan or gruyere are
also cut into thin strips or slices and the parmesan cheese
is grated as well as the dried bread, the soft part of which
is sieved.
As the meat is cooked, it is removed from fire and left to
cool, and the already prepared ingredients are added and mixed
with the uncooked eggs, salt and pepper are put according
to taste.
at the next stage, an oven plate is buttered, the mixture
is poured and equally spread and left cooking in a moderate
heat during 20 minutes. When the stew's surface becomes brown,
it is checked with a knife to see if it is ready. When ready,
it is removed from fire cut into quarters and served hot.
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