Pašticada
Dalmatia's wedding beef: a whole beef joint larded with bacon and carrots, marinated in vinegar and braised for hours in a sweet-sour wine and prune sauce.
What it is
Dalmatia's wedding beef: a whole beef joint larded with bacon and carrots, marinated in vinegar and braised for hours in a sweet-sour wine and prune sauce. Ingredients: beef topside, bacon, carrots, garlic, red wine vinegar, red wine (prošek dessert wine in the sauce), prunes, apples, bay, cloves, nutmeg, gnocchi to serve. Recipe: 1) Stud the beef with bacon, carrot and garlic; marinate overnight in vinegar and wine. 2) Sear; braise with vegetables and marinade. 3) Blend the braising vegetables with prunes and prošek into a dark sauce. 4) Slice; sauce generously; rest so the slices drink it in. Serve: with potato gnocchi (njoki) at weddings and feast days. Flavor: rich, sweet-sour, spiced like Christmas. History: pašticada blends Venetian and Dalmatian court cooking from the centuries of Venetian rule; every family on the coast keeps its proportions secret. See also: Peka, Fritule.
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