Saturday, March 17, 2012

Carp in the beer


Ingredients: 2 cups light beer, a large carp, weighing about 2kg, 500g bacon, 50g butter, 1 lemon, 2 carrots, 1 stalk of celery petioles, 2 bay leaves, 4 sweet peas and 4 peppercorns, salt, 3 buds cloves, black pepper
Preparation: Bacon cut into thin plates, or use ready-made thread.  Karp's clear from the scale, gut and cut the head and tail.  Then cut the carp into pieces and each piece has cut in half along the ridge. Drizzle slices of carp squeezed lemon juice, pepper, a little salt, then wrap each piece of carp in a thin plate of bacon and tie with a thread, then lightly fry the bacon pieces in a carp on all sides in vegetable oil. Dice the carrots and celery, add them to fish, to the same place the bay leaves and other spices.  Pour all the beer and simmer over medium heat for 10-15 minutes.  Transfer the fish gently in a saucepan. In a pan, where there were vegetables and beer, add butter and mix well.  When the butter melts, wipe the contents of the pan through a coarse sieve or colander, pour sauce fish obtained in the skillet and simmer, covered over low heat until tender.

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