Tripe A La Mode De Caen Recipe
Yield: 8 servingsRecipe by luhu.jp
Ingredients:
3 lbs: Fresh tripe,
3 Cloves: ,
1: Calves foot, split
1: Bay leaf,
2 lbs: Onions, sliced
1: Bouquet Garni*,
1/4 lbs: Beef suet,
1/4 cup: Calvados*,
1: Onion, stuck with
Cider, or water, to cover
Directions:
*Bouquet Garni: Tie in a bunch 3 sprigs each parsley and chervil with
2 sprigs fresh thyme. *Calvados is a French apple brandy. You may
substitute regular brandy and use cider instead of water.
Read about tripe. Trim, wash, soak, blanch, wash again, drain and cut
into 1 1/2" pieces. Wash and blanche a calves foot. Peel and slice
the onions. Dice the suet.
Line the bottom of a casserole with a layer of onions, then a layer of
tripe and a sprinkling of suet. Continue to build layers and top with
the calves foot and clove studded onion, a bay leaf and the bouquet
garni. Pour over this the Calvados or brandy and enough water or
cider to cover.
Bring just to a boil. Seal the casserole with a strip of pie pastry
dough and bake in a preheated 250 oven for 12 hours. When ready to
serve break the seal, remove the bouquet garni, bay leaf and whole
onion. Degrease the sauce and pick the meat from the calves foot.
Return the meat to the casserole to heat through and serve in
preheated individual small casseroles with boiled parsley potatoes.
From the Joy of Cooking.
The New York Times Cook Book suggests the following variations: use 4
calves feet, add carrots, leeks and celery, lots of coarse freshly
ground black pepper and 1/2 cup Calvados.
Posted by Jim Weller.
Submitted By JIM WELLER On 11-28-95
Source from luhu.jp
2 sprigs fresh thyme. *Calvados is a French apple brandy. You may
substitute regular brandy and use cider instead of water.
Read about tripe. Trim, wash, soak, blanch, wash again, drain and cut
into 1 1/2" pieces. Wash and blanche a calves foot. Peel and slice
the onions. Dice the suet.
Line the bottom of a casserole with a layer of onions, then a layer of
tripe and a sprinkling of suet. Continue to build layers and top with
the calves foot and clove studded onion, a bay leaf and the bouquet
garni. Pour over this the Calvados or brandy and enough water or
cider to cover.
Bring just to a boil. Seal the casserole with a strip of pie pastry
dough and bake in a preheated 250 oven for 12 hours. When ready to
serve break the seal, remove the bouquet garni, bay leaf and whole
onion. Degrease the sauce and pick the meat from the calves foot.
Return the meat to the casserole to heat through and serve in
preheated individual small casseroles with boiled parsley potatoes.
From the Joy of Cooking.
The New York Times Cook Book suggests the following variations: use 4
calves feet, add carrots, leeks and celery, lots of coarse freshly
ground black pepper and 1/2 cup Calvados.
Posted by Jim Weller.
Submitted By JIM WELLER On 11-28-95
Source from luhu.jp