How to Make Mock Herrings with a Marinade
Grate the raw onion., Peel the potatoes., Form flat pieces like a pancake., Place the "herrings" on a flat cake pan for cooling down. , Make the marinade from water., Add sweetener (no sugar, so as to avoid fermentation while marinating), vinegar, 2...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Grate the raw onion.
Grate them and mix with the flour and salt, until you obtain a dough-like mass. , Fry them from both sides in the pan without any fat.
These form the mock herrings. ,, The amount of fluid used depends on the amount of herrings made, maybe 4 to 5 cups of water.
Also add a pinch of salt. ,,,, Cover with the lid and allow to marinade for four days, preferably in a cool, dark place.
Nowadays, the refrigerator would be the safest place to marinade the mock herrings. , Place the mock herrings alongside steamed vegetables or flavoured beans. -
Step 2: Peel the potatoes.
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Step 3: Form flat pieces like a pancake.
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Step 4: Place the "herrings" on a flat cake pan for cooling down.
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Step 5: Make the marinade from water.
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Step 6: Add sweetener (no sugar
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Step 7: so as to avoid fermentation while marinating)
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Step 8: vinegar
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Step 9: 2 bay leaves
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Step 10: a bit of pimento
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Step 11: some onion rings
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Step 12: some leek rings
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Step 13: some carrot chunks and lovage to the water.
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Step 14: Boil the mixture
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Step 15: like a soup.
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Step 16: Let it cool down to room temperature.
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Step 17: Place the mock herrings in the boiled mixture in a container with a lid.
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Step 18: Serve.
Detailed Guide
Grate them and mix with the flour and salt, until you obtain a dough-like mass. , Fry them from both sides in the pan without any fat.
These form the mock herrings. ,, The amount of fluid used depends on the amount of herrings made, maybe 4 to 5 cups of water.
Also add a pinch of salt. ,,,, Cover with the lid and allow to marinade for four days, preferably in a cool, dark place.
Nowadays, the refrigerator would be the safest place to marinade the mock herrings. , Place the mock herrings alongside steamed vegetables or flavoured beans.
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